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The Election Commission and Central Armed Forces have ensured unprecedented security across West Bengal ahead of the assembly polls. Street patrols, route marches, drone surveillance, and CCTV monitoring are in full swing, with over 500 CAPF companies remaining deployed for months post-polling. Democracy strengthened. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

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🚨 Just IN 🚨 Final security review conducted ahead of phase 2 of the Bengal election. Security forces & the Election Commission ensuring free and fair polling across the state.
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🚨 Just IN 🚨 Final security review conducted ahead of phase 2 of the Bengal election. Security forces & the Election Commission ensuring free and fair polling across the state.

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Massive security deployment signals how crucial the upcoming elections in West Bengal are. From central forces to tighter booth control, efforts are being made to ensure free and fair voting. Over 2.5 lakh central forces personnel have been deployed, with primary security at polling booths being handled by central forces instead of the state police. Around 700 companies are expected to be active, with 500 focusing on law and order and 200 securing EVMs to prevent any tampering. This comes in the backdrop of past election-related violence, including the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2021, where clashes, FIRs, and casualties were reported. Concerns over voter safety and election integrity have led to stricter monitoring and layered security this time. Incidents in districts like Murshidabad and Malda have also raised questions about ground-level challenges, prompting stronger intervention by central agencies. These elections are not just about power; they are about ensuring that every vote is cast freely and counted fairly.
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🚨 HUGE! ECI reserves 200 CAPF companies exclusively for POST-POLL security in Bengal 🤯 - These forces will guard strong rooms and handle any ADVERSE situation like the 2021 post-poll violence. Total deployment: 2400 CAPF companies, the LARGEST EVER for any state election in Indian history. Bengal is clearly a high-stakes battle. ECI is leaving nothing to chance. 🔥🇮🇳
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🚨 HUGE! ECI reserves 200 CAPF companies exclusively for POST-POLL security in Bengal 🤯 - These forces will guard strong rooms and handle any ADVERSE situation like the 2021 post-poll violence. Total deployment: 2400 CAPF companies, the LARGEST EVER for any state election in Indian history. Bengal is clearly a high-stakes battle. ECI is leaving nothing to chance. 🔥🇮🇳

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#WATCH | Kolkata, West Bengal: On the BJP delegation meet West Bengal CEO Manoj Kumar Agarwal, BJP Candidate from Maniktala Assembly Constituency Tapas Roy says, "... We came with three issues. First, in Bardhaman, why were CAPF and district police moving outside? Second, in Pingla and Daspur, casual staff should not be deployed. Third, according to Election Commission rules, national parties must have proper seating in the counting hall, and the RO, ARO, observer, and counting officers must ensure this. In our opinion, what happened should not have occurred. In Falta, similar irregularities took place..."
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Kolkata Police, Central Forces Launch Joint Bike Patrols to Counter ‘Bike Bahini’ Intimidation In a first-of-its-kind initiative, Kolkata Police, along with central forces, have begun joint bike patrolling across the city ahead of the elections. The move is aimed at countering intimidation tactics often carried out by political party workers operating in so-called “bike bahinis” in the run-up to polling. Traditionally, such groups use motorcycles to move quickly across areas and influence or intimidate voters. This time, security forces are adopting a similar strategy by deploying coordinated bike patrols across Kolkata. Officials say the objective is to ensure rapid mobility, increased visibility, and to deter any attempts at voter intimidation. According to police sources, this is the first time such large-scale, coordinated bike patrolling has been undertaken in the city as a preventive security measure. Kolkata Police News18 West Bengal Sector CRPF, Kolkata

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15,323 views • 3 months ago

2L CAPF personnel deployed in West Bengal. 19 IPS transferred. Many top officials transferred to make free fair inducement free elections possible in West Bengal! West Bengal elections this time are under unprecedented scrutiny. Mass transfers of IPS officers, Police Commissioners and SPs, along with the deployment of nearly 2 lakh CAPF personnel, are aimed at stopping violence, inducement and voter intimidation during every phase of polling. The reason lies in the 2021 experience. Over 1900 complaints, 1200 FIRs and thousands of victims highlighted large scale violence and irregularities, but many cases eventually lost momentum, raising serious questions on accountability. This time, the focus is clear. Authorities want to ensure no voter is threatened, locked out or influenced, and that voting happens freely and fairly on the ground. Despite political narratives around “vote theft,” the core objective remains unchanged: to prevent fear, coercion and manipulation, and to ensure that elections in West Bengal are truly free and fair.
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2L CAPF personnel deployed in West Bengal. 19 IPS transferred. Many top officials transferred to make free fair inducement free elections possible in West Bengal! West Bengal elections this time are under unprecedented scrutiny. Mass transfers of IPS officers, Police Commissioners and SPs, along with the deployment of nearly 2 lakh CAPF personnel, are aimed at stopping violence, inducement and voter intimidation during every phase of polling. The reason lies in the 2021 experience. Over 1900 complaints, 1200 FIRs and thousands of victims highlighted large scale violence and irregularities, but many cases eventually lost momentum, raising serious questions on accountability. This time, the focus is clear. Authorities want to ensure no voter is threatened, locked out or influenced, and that voting happens freely and fairly on the ground. Despite political narratives around “vote theft,” the core objective remains unchanged: to prevent fear, coercion and manipulation, and to ensure that elections in West Bengal are truly free and fair.

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10,422 views • 5 months ago

"After voting is over, the central forces will leave. But, we (TMC) will be there. Then we will see you": West Bengal CM and TMC leader Mamata Banerjee openly threatening BJP cadres with post-poll violence during the election campaign in 2021! Thanks to the people of Bengal for showing this demon the door!
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"After voting is over, the central forces will leave. But, we (TMC) will be there. Then we will see you": West Bengal CM and TMC leader Mamata Banerjee openly threatening BJP cadres with post-poll violence during the election campaign in 2021! Thanks to the people of Bengal for showing this demon the door!

Shan Kamaraj

17,867 views • 3 months ago

In Kerala, exit polls will be correct. I have been on the ground, and I can say that Congress is forming the government. In Tamil Nadu, the DMK+Congress alliance will form the government. In West Bengal, we witnessed the death of democracy—27 lakh voters did not vote, all kinds of central forces were deployed, and the ECI is under the control of PM Narendra Modi and the BJP. I want to ask them: why was an anti-terror agency like the NIA sent to Bengal? Are they implying that the people of Bengal are terrorists…
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In Kerala, exit polls will be correct. I have been on the ground, and I can say that Congress is forming the government. In Tamil Nadu, the DMK+Congress alliance will form the government. In West Bengal, we witnessed the death of democracy—27 lakh voters did not vote, all kinds of central forces were deployed, and the ECI is under the control of PM Narendra Modi and the BJP. I want to ask them: why was an anti-terror agency like the NIA sent to Bengal? Are they implying that the people of Bengal are terrorists…

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40,290 views • 3 months ago