Assam, West Bengal Election 2021 Live Updates: 'No disruption in polling,' says EC on chaos complaints at Nandigram booth
THE TIMES OF INDIA | Apr 01, 2021, 22:03:33 IST
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Assam, West Bengal Election 2021 Live Updates: 'No disruption in polling,' says EC on chaos complaints at Nandigram booth
Assam and West Bengal voted in the second phase of assembly elections on Thursday. While no major incident was reported from Assam, Nandigram in West Bengal saw sporadic violence. Stay with TOI for all the updates
06:47 (IST) Apr 01
West Bengal: Micro-observers will be on duty in all booths today. The entire polling process in around 75% of these booths will be webcast. Based on the available security strength, around eight central personnel and four cops will be deployed in every booth.
06:34 (IST) Apr 01
Assam: Voting for the second phase of polls to begin shortly
Visuals from polling station 23-26 at Nowgong Law College in Nagaon
06:28 (IST) Apr 01
Preparations underway at polling station 76 in Nandigram constituency, ahead of voting for the second phase of voting
06:28 (IST) Apr 01
As Bengal CM Mamata and her ex-ally fight against each other from Nandigram, it was where history was created, even before 1947.
It was the epicentre of the anti-land-acquisition movement 14 years ago, was called “mini-Pakistan” by BJP candidate Suvendu Adhikari, who himself had led the protesters in 2007.
06:12 (IST) Apr 01
Assam: Voters wait in a queue outside a polling station in Hojai, ahead of voting for the second phase of polls
06:04 (IST) Apr 01
West Bengal: Preparations underway at a polling booth in South 24 Parganas, ahead of voting for the second phase today
BJP Bengal in-charge Kailash Viajyavargiya on Wednesday said Banerjee had realised her ‘outsider’ card was not making any difference and she was making desperate attempts to counter the wave in favour of BJP.
06:01 (IST) Apr 01
Unite against BJP, Didi writes to 14 Opposition netas
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, in the midst of a tough political battle, has written to 14 opposition members, including six CMs, urging a “plan of action” after the assembly polls to thwart attempts by BJP to reduce state governments “to municipalities” and establish a “one-party authoritarian rule in India”.