After meeting the delegation of Trinamool Congress (TMC), the Central Election Commission (ECI) has given many important instructions and strong messages regarding the election process in West Bengal. The Commission made it clear that any kind of obstruction or pressure will not be tolerated in the electoral system and strict action will be taken against those who play with law and order.

The Election Commission asked the Mamata Banerjee led state government of West Bengal to immediately release the increased honorarium approved by the Commission to all the booth level officers i.e. BLOs. The Commission stressed that the employees engaged in electoral work should get their rights on time, so that the voter list and other electoral processes can be conducted smoothly.

What did ECI say after meeting TMC delegation?

During the meeting with the TMC delegation, the Election Commission said that keeping in mind the convenience of voters, polling centers will also be set up in high-rise buildings, gated communities and slum areas. The Commission believes that this will ensure maximum voter participation and will help in increasing the voting percentage.

Election Commission’s stern warning to TMC

With this, the Election Commission issued a stern warning to the Trinamool Congress (TMC), saying, ‘The party should ensure that its grassroots political representatives or workers do not indulge in threatening or intimidating any employee deployed on election duty, be they BLO, ERO, AERO or observer.’ The Commission said in clear words, ‘Incident of intimidation against any election worker will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Strict action will be taken against any mischievous elements trying to take the law into their own hands.

TMC delegation led by Abhishek Banerjee met ECI

It is noteworthy that earlier, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) delegation led by Abhishek Banerjee had met the Election Commission and put forward many questions and objections regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process.

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An important news has come out for the students and parents studying in West Bengal. West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has announced major changes in the summer holidays of 2026. Whereas usually children used to get a long summer break in May-June, now the duration of holidays has been reduced to only 6 days. The board says that this decision has been taken to balance the academic session and reduce study pressure. According to the new guidelines, now the summer break will be from May 11 to May 17 only. According to the WBBSE Board, this decision will reduce the study pressure on children and will not harm them academically.

Summer vacation reduced from 11 days to 6 days

Taking a big decision, West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has reduced the summer vacation available to students from 11 days to 6 days. This decision will be applicable to every school recognized by the board. There is a lot of mixed reaction on this. The board says that the total holidays for the year have to be kept within a certain limit, due to which the summer holidays have been reduced.

You will get 25 consecutive days long leave on festivals

In West Bengal, even though this time the board has reduced the summer holidays from 11 days to only 6 days, there is also a good news for students and teachers. The board has made a big increase in holidays during festivals. This time there will be a long holiday of 25 consecutive days on big festivals like Durga Puja, Kali Puja and Bhaiphonta. This means that holidays may be less in the summer season but there will be plenty of rest during festivals. This change has brought relief to all, students, parents and school staff. The long festival break will not only provide mental rest but will also increase the opportunity to spend time with family.

Supplementary sheet closed in 12th board exam

West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has taken many other big decisions, under which it has completely stopped giving supplement sheets in the 12th class board examination to be held in the year 2026. That means now students will not get any extra sheet i.e. supplement sheet during the examination. Now students will have to give their answers in the given answer sheet only.

on copies Signature Mandatory

West Bengal Board has implemented a new rule this year to make the examination process more strict and transparent. Now the signature of the examiner or invigilator will be mandatory on the last page of the answer sheet of every student. If this signature is not found on any copy then the answer sheet may be considered invalid. With this rule, the possibilities of changing copies, adding pages or errors in testing will be reduced and students will get marks in a fair manner.

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