West Bengal Elections: Ensuring a Fair Democratic Festivity
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar emphasizes a steadfast commitment to secure free and fair elections in West Bengal. Addressing common electoral malpractice concerns, he ensures no influence from government bodies while urging voters to participate without fear. The state elections are scheduled for April 23 and 29, with results on May 4.
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The Chief Election Commissioner, Gyanesh Kumar, has assured that every effort will be made to guarantee free and fair elections in West Bengal. Addressing potential electoral malpractices, Kumar outlined measures to eliminate them, bolstering voter confidence.
The Election Commission is resolute in its zero-tolerance stance against threats and coercion, emphasizing elections devoid of fear, violence, and undue influence. Kumar further insisted that no state official or governmental body should interfere with the electoral process.
Citizens of West Bengal are encouraged to exercise their voting rights without fear. As elections to the 294-member assembly are set for April 23 and 29, with counting on May 4, Kumar also highlighted the democratic ethos as a celebration, a point of pride for West Bengal.
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