Kolkata: The Chief Secretary of West Bengal has submitted a report back to the Election Commission on Friday concerning the alleged assault on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
The report despatched by the Bengal authorities to the Election Commission doesn’t point out the declare of assault by four-five individuals. An official of the State Election Commission revealed the event. However, the presence of a big crowd on the scene has been talked about within the report.
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The report mentioned that no clear footage of the place the incident came about is offered. Banerjee was injured in Birulia Bazar in East Medinipur district on March 10 throughout campaigning after submitting nomination papers for the Nandigram seat. Banerjee had alleged that she was injured after being manhandled ‘four-five’ individuals.
“It is not possible to come to any conclusion”
A senior district administration official informed information company PTI, “CCTV was installed in a shop in the area but it was not working. Local people, eyewitnesses have got mixed opinion. Therefore, it is not possible to reach any conclusion”.
The EC requested for extra info
After submitting nomination papers for Nandigram constituency on Wednesday, Mamata Banerjee suffered leg damage after being allegedly manhandled throughout the election marketing campaign After the incident, the election requested the Chief Secretary Alapan Bandopadhyay, Special Supervisor Ajay Nayak and Special Police Supervisor Vivek Dubey to submit the report by Friday night.
The Chief Secretary has been requested to offer info by Saturday night. Since each the observers have been on a go to on Friday, they’ve demanded a time until Saturday night to submit their report.
