TMC leader Vijay Singh was pelted with eggs outside Asansol court on Friday, with protesters shouting "chor, chor". This follows a similar incident on June 18 where former minister Udayan Guha was egged outside Dinhata Police Station.
A switched-off mobile phone in an envelope was found near the Asansol Engineering College strong room in West Bengal, along with documents linked to the Raniganj assembly constituency, triggering suspicion and commotion ahead of vote counting. A BJP leader alleged officers were acting in favor of the TMC and raised concerns over possible irregularities. The Election Commission has assured a three-tier security system and warned of strict action against any negligence. The high-stakes election results will be declared on May 4.
A switched-off mobile phone and documents linked to the Raniganj constituency were found near the Asansol Engineering College strong room, prompting a brief commotion ahead of West Bengal vote counting. Officials said security arrangements were in place under Election Commission guidelines.
BJP leader Agnimitra Paul's car was vandalized in a stone-pelting incident in Asansol after she exited a polling booth. Paul alleged a deliberate attempt to influence the elections and filed a complaint. Contesting from Asansol South, she expressed confidence in the BJP's prospects, calling the election a 'war to save Bengal' focused on jobs and development.
