The passage reports major developments in the ongoing elections in West Bengal. The Election Commission of India has taken strict action by suspending five officials, including police and administrative officers such as ASP Sandip Garai, SDPO Sajal Mandal, and several station house officers in Diamond Harbour and surrounding areas. They have been accused of bias during the election process, raising concerns about electoral fairness in the region. Meanwhile, election campaigning for the remaining phase of the 294-seat assembly is in full swing, with 142 seats still to go to polls. The Bharatiya Janata Party is actively campaigning, with leaders like Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh, J. P. Nadda, and party leader Nitin Naveen conducting rallies and roadshows across Kolkata and other regions. The political atmosphere has also intensified due to sharp exchanges between the BJP and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. She accused the central government of misusing officials and claimed she would “take control of Delhi” after winning Bengal. In response, BJP leaders dismissed her remarks, stating she has no political space in Delhi. The campaign has thus turned highly confrontational, with both sides escalating rhetoric ahead of the crucial voting phase.
Breaking: Election Commission of India suspends 5 officials over alleged bias in West Bengal
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