Election News: The counting time in West Bengal is less than 24 hours. In such a situation, there has been uproar again in the state. This time this uproar has taken place in Mamata Banerjee’s assembly constituency Bhawanipur. It is alleged that cars with BJP flags were allowed to enter the strong room.

The incident took place at Sakhawat Memorial Girls School in the area. During this, Mamata Banerjee sat on strike for four hours. Mamta accused people of entering without permission. A tough contest can be seen between the two parties in the state. Because the parties are keeping a close watch on the security of the strong room.

TMC worker’s allegation – BJP flag was installed in the army jeep.
Speaking to news agency PTI, the TMC worker said that the police were doing their work properly. The police were even checking the bicycles. Just then a car entered. We saw the BJP flag in the army jeep. He was allowed to proceed without investigation. That’s why we objected to it.

Another worker told that the vehicle went inside. It was a white colored car. BJP logo was placed in front of it. Army was written on the back. The police did not check the vehicle. How can any vehicle be allowed inside?

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Election Commission gave clarification

On this whole matter, a senior official of the Election Commission said that the car was passing through Harish Mukherjee Road. After security force and police checking, nothing objectionable was found in him and he was allowed to go. Here, at many places in the state, there is a continuous uproar outside the strong room.

Counting of votes will start from 8 am on Monday

Counting of votes will take place on 293 seats of the state except Falta Assembly on Monday, May 4. Apart from this, results of other electoral states will also come. Counting of votes will start from 8 am.

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