Ahead of the primary section of the West Bengal Assembly polls, at the least three folks had been on Friday injured in a low-intensity blast on the Trinamool Congress (TMC) workplace within the Joypur space of Bankura district. The injured have been admitted to a hospital in Hooghly.
According to locals, the bomb was saved within the celebration workplace in Joypur, which is among the many 30 meeting seats voting within the first section on Saturday.
Scores of police personnel apart from the central forces have been deployed within the space publish the untoward incident to keep up regulation and order as clashes had been reported between the TMC and Indian Secular Front (ISF) employees after the blast.
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Expressing concern over the current state of affairs forward of polling, West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankar stated he was pained to witness the violence and added “violations will get duly punished”.
“I am pained at violence taking place. Time for OCs and ICs @WBPolice @KolkataPolice to take all steps and act as per law. Administration and police @MamataOfficial @HomeBengal must maintain political neutrality and show commitment to rule of law. Violations will get duly punished,” he wrote on Twitter.
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Voting for the high-voltage West Bengal Assembly elections, which is witnessing a direct confrontation between the TMC and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) this time, might be held in eight phases starting tomorrow.
The final section will happen on April 29 and the outcomes might be declared on May 2.
