NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday transferred the Calcutta high court to battle that the meeting election lead to Nandigram.
The court will notice Mamata’s request on Friday.
Mamata was conquered Nandigram with her aide-turned-rival Suvendu Adhikari, who’d stopped the Trinamool to combine the BJP before the elections.
Even though Suvendu polled 1,10,764 votes, Mamata procured 1,08,808 ballots at a really close competition that saw bundles moving from 1 side to another.
In actuality, at one point during the practice of counting, several stations reported that Mamata had won the election out of Nandigram.
However, the reports proved to be incorrect because the Election Commission finally declared Suvendu Adhikari because the winner in Nandigram.
Alleging tampering of EVM machines along with refusal of requirements for recounting from the EC official worried, Banerjee had threatened to transfer the courtroom after the announcement of the consequences.
The two leaders had contributed an extremely competitive effort for its high-pitched struggle.
After Mamata had declared her choice to competition out of Nandigram, Suvendu had announced he would defeat her from 50,000 votes or stop politics.
On the afternoon of submitting her nomination out of Nandigram, Mamata was hurt and shattered her leg.
She completed the remainder of her election effort to get a wheelchair.
Together with Suvendu getting the leader of opposition in the meeting, the bitter political conflict between the two leaders has lasted.