New Delhi: The Delegation of the Trinamool Congress of Parliament, which consisted of six MPs, fulfilled the election commission here on Thursday demanding that the Bypolls in six empty West Bengal assembly seats were held earlier.
In the memorandum submitted to the poll body, the party stated that with a decrease in the number of cases of Koronavirus in the state, the conditions were conducive to doing bypoll with the appropriate Covid protocol.
“The number of Covid-19 cases is at least 17 times lower now with less than 831 cases reported to July 14.
There is a stable decline in the number of everyday cases recorded …” Therefore, conducive to hold it with a poll for the constituency mentioned above at this time.
Going with a stable decline, it is expected that when the elections are announced and carried out, the number of cases of everyday will decrease further.
During this time, the right Covid safety norms as prescribed by the Indian General Election Commission (ECI), can be adopted during the campaign, “said the Trinamool Congress (TMC) interested in Bypolls when the Head of the West Bengal Minister Mamata Banerjee, who lost The selection of assembly from Nandigram, must be elected in the next six months to continue as a ministerial minister there.
Banerjee has won from Bhabanipur twice since 2011.
The seat of the Assembly Dinhata and Santipur fell emptiness after the leader of BJP Nisith Pramanik and Jagannath Sarkar resigned as MLAS to maintain the membership of the Sabha Lok Candidate’s death.
Khardah’s chair at 24 dis The North Parganas Tricks felt empty after TMC Kajal Sinha candidate died of Covid-19 before the results were announced.
Sinha won the election annually.
The party also said that if the general election can be held at the peak of a pandemic, the Bypolls can also be held when the case is significantly lower.
Furthermore, it argued that in April 2021, where polls were carried out in eight phases spread across a month, there was a steep increase in the cases of Daily Covid in West Bengal.
From mid-April 2021, at the peak of the election, everyday cases rose from around 6,000 cases to 17,000 cases.
“Although there is an increase in Covid cases and our repetitive demand, the remaining poll phase is not beaten together, because ECI concludes that it is safe to carry out elections.” Constitutional principles mandate that voters from the assembly constituency have fundamental rights to choose representatives Their choice is to represent them in state legislative assembly, “said Memorandum.
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