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West Bengal elections 2021: Election Commission appoints fourth observer for Bengal polls India Published: Monday, March 15, 2021, 22:27 [IST] Kolkata, Mar 15: The Election Commission on Monday appointed a fourth observer for poll-bound West Bengal for the coming ensuing assembly election, a source at the office of the CEO here said. The EC has appointed retired IPS officer Anil Kumar Sharma as the new police observer, he said. We have three observers working here in West Bengal. Another police observer has been appointed and he will be reaching the city on March 17, the official said. We already have observers at places where the election is slated in the first and second phases (March 27 and April 1) he added. The EC has already appointed Ajay V Nayak as the special general observer and Vivek Dubey as special police. ....
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NEW DELHI: Special observers Ajay V Nayak and Vivek Dube have, in their joint report to the Election Commission on the recent incident in Nandigram that had left chief minister Mamata Banerjee injured, stated that there were no significant pointers to suggest any pre-meditated or planned attack on her convoy. However, based on a joint report of the East Midnapore’s district magistrate and superintendent of police (SP) and available video footage of the incident, they concluded that there was a lack of coordination between security arrangements by the police headquarters and local SP due to frequent changes to the chief minister’s tour programme, no approval was taken from returning officer for the place where the incident happened and there was a blatant disregard of security protocols. ....