Kolkata: More than 53% of the voters Bhowanipore went to the polling station on Thursday to vote in the Bypoll which was billed by Trinamool as a referendum for the continuation of the Banerjee Mamata as CM Bengal.
The figure of 53.3% (until 5pm) was slightly less than 61.7% of the April 26 poll (where Trinamool’s Sovandeb Chattopadhyay won more than 28,000 votes).
But it was far more than 44% of the recorded constituency voters last time he chose in the Bypoll (for Banerjee in 2011).
The results will be announced on Sunday.
A victory will make the Trinamool head of a MLA, which is very important if he will continue the CM of the country outside November 5.
Two other constituencies, Samserganj and Jangipur in the district of Murshidabad, also went to choose on Thursday but the eyes of Bengal – and India will be on results Bhowanipore.
Trinamool and Banerjee themselves have repeatedly requested voters to use their franchise – knowing how the ceiling swims in bypolls, especially when voters might think the results are “predictable” – and ask the manager of the party’s voice to maintain the success.
Abhishesk Banerjee in the institution partner on Thursday fighting on the ground is bitter if not hard, with trinamool leaders calmly calmly about “comfortable victory” and BJP is very critical of the role of the election commission.
BJP submits 23 complaints of malpractice, starting from “fake voters” to “voter intimidation by the Minister”; EC rejects each of them.
High-ranking said they “asked” into the only complaint submitted by the Trinamool Congress, from the Priyanka BJP candidate Priyanka Tibhal entered a polling room with personal security.
Personnel Force Central in the first complaint Bhowaniporethe BJP contradicts “forced elimination” from his poll agent.
The second opposed Minister Firhad Judge and Subrata Mukherjee who took to Twitter urged people to ensure Trinamool’s victory.
Mukherjee responded by filing a complaint who said he did not use Twitter; The judge said he did not do anything unethical.
This was followed by accusations “fake voters” after Tibrewal realized someone at Khalsa High School was heard telling him that he was a resident of Bansdroni.
Trinamool workers led the person quickly but then happened that the person was voter Bhowanipore.
The biggest drama on that day revolved around “searching” BJP car Leadaly Kalyan Choubey in Padmapur.
EC took complaints about complaints immediately but the investigation found that “the car that was searched was not permitted”, the official said.
It also happened that Choubey worked as an agent of the main election of Satadru Ray, a candidate belonging to Hindustan Lay Morcha (secular).
CCTV footage showed his car was hit by a biker and the EC refused his complaint that said it was related to traffic and had nothing to do with the poll.
Choubey tried to quote “ideological closeness” to explain why he worked for another party after the judge asked if he was “defected from BJP”.
The police then arrested Choubey’s personal assistant, in the car.
In the midst of the alleged BJP, Banerjee CM who smiled went to the partner institution poll station at 3:13 a.m.
to give his voice.
He walked to the main gate of the school, greeting people with his hands folded, and paused to ask if someone got wet in the bathroom, after that he entered the school compound.
He then waited in the queue behind two women and refused their offer to choose in front of them.
Bengal BJP said it was disappointed with the role of the Election Commission, with a spokesman for Shamik Bhattacharya party accusing the EC of failure to take steps for other proxy and malpractice voting.
The EC said there was no fake voting in Bhowanipore.
Judge rejects BJP’s charges: “About 60% of people choose at the end of the day.
We are very confident.
CM Mamata Banerjee lives in the hearts of the people of Bhowanipore.”
Bhabanipur Bypoll: EC rejects all 23 BJP complaints
