Kolkata: The election – by the four assembly seats in Bengal on Saturday witnessed a fairly high voter despite a proxy sound complaint, intimidation of voters and curves in front of the booth in Khardah (24 pargar) and Dinhata (Cooch Behar).
Percentage of poll – Over time between 11:00 and 17:00 – in Khardah, Gosaba, Santipur and Dinhata were not too deviant from the same listed during the assembly election in March-April despite the calculation at 5pm lower.
Santipur touched 76.1% highs and the lowest Khardah was 63.9% until 5 pm.
The Trinamool Congress leader and former Khardah candidate, Latin Putra Kajal Sinha, Aryadeep Sinha is regulated by allegations by private security guards from BJP candidate Joy Saha, triggering a commotion in the bandipur constituency area.
The problem broke out in front of an ideal polling outlet in Bandipur in the afternoon after Saha faced someone suspected of carrying someone else’s voter card.
Aryadeep, from his personal hospital bed, alleged that the central troops on duty man loaded with Lathi in front of the queue, left many injured.
“BJP candidate misplans someone as a voter of Bangladesh,” he said.
The election commission rejected Saha’s complaint as “unfounded”.
However, it also put aside the accusations of Lathi-charge by the central forces and argued that the guardian of the BJP candidate was guilty.
Previously on that day, Khardah Candidate Trinamool Sobhandebeb Chatttopadhyay complained that the central forces requested a double vaccination certificate from voters.
“Who are they? The official chairman was there to make a decision,” he said.
The former CPM MLA from Baranaagar Tanmoy Bhattacharya also suffered an injury after the stone was stoned in his car near Khardah Station.
The CPM leader accused that party voting agencies could not reach most of the booths in Tegheraria and Mahispota.
In the constituency of Dinhata, a BJP voting agent stated in a cubicle was emitted well – and then rushed to a subdivisional hospital – after he objected to the alleged “proxy voice” by Trinamool supporters.
The candidate for Dinhata BJP Ashok Mandal accused that Trinamool supporters stacked him when he went to the booth to give his voice.
Union Minister Nisith Pramanik accused the Trinamool candidate for Uday Gamha to try to scare voters.
Guha denied the allegations.
Trinamool leader Parha Pratim Roy asked the central forces “to behave with voters” who are “scared” since April 10 Sitalkuchi shoots who left four dead.
There were complaints of voter intimidation in Santipur’s seat too.
Candidate BJP Niranjan Biswas could not persuade the mother of the party agent to send his son to a polling booth in the morning.
He locked his son in a room after his family received the threat of the night before.
Biswas claimed the house of other BJP agents had been burned.
There are no reports of big problems in the Gosaba constituency in 24 South Parts.
With input from Sanjib Chakraborty, Ashis Poddar, Pinak Priya Bhattacharya & Monotosh Chakraborty