TMC's Falta Candidate Jahangir Khan Withdraws from Re-election, Claims CM Adhikari
L'essentiel
- West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari stated TMC's Falta candidate Jahangir Khan withdrew from the May 21 re-election, claiming Khan fled due to lack of polling agents.
- A video of Khan's alleged withdrawal is circulating.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari stated that TMC's Falta candidate Jahangir Khan withdrew from the upcoming May 21 re-election. Adhikari claimed Khan ran away because he could not secure polling agents. The re-election was ordered following allegations of electoral malpractices.
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Tuesday said TMC's Falta candidate Jahangir Khan "ran away" from the May 21 re-election as he would not get any polling agents.
Campaigning in Falta in South 24 Parganas district ahead of the May 21 re-election, Adhikari claimed that Khan had no option but to withdraw from the contest.
"He had no other way, as he won't get a polling agent, so he decided to run away," the CM told reporters.
Re-election was ordered in the Falta assembly segment following allegations of large-scale electoral malpractices.
A video purportedly showing Khan announcing his decision to withdraw from the race has gone viral on social media.
PTI, however, couldn't independently verify the authenticity of the video.
TMC spokesperson Arup Chakraborty said the party has received information about Khan's decision, but is yet to get clarity on what prompted it.
Questions ouvertes
- What is the official reason for Jahangir Khan's withdrawal?
- Has Jahangir Khan officially confirmed his withdrawal?
- What actions will the TMC party take regarding Khan's withdrawal?
