BJP's Nisith Pramanik Attributes Peaceful West Bengal Elections to Central Forces
Pramanik credits central forces for peaceful WB polls, slams Banerjee
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Nisith Pramanik, BJP candidate from Mathabhanga constituency in West Bengal, praised central forces for ensuring peaceful elections, countering TMC's Abhishek Banerjee's criticism. He expressed confidence in the BJP's victory, predicting a significant defeat for the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC).
- 01Nisith Pramanik credited central forces for peaceful elections in West Bengal.
- 02He criticized TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee for questioning the forces' role.
- 03Pramanik expressed confidence in BJP's electoral success against TMC.
- 04Abhishek Banerjee challenged the BJP to contest in Falta.
- 05Polling took place across 294 constituencies in West Bengal.
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Nisith Pramanik (BJP candidate from Mathabhanga constituency) attributed the peaceful conduct of elections in West Bengal to the deployment of central forces, responding to criticisms from Trinamool Congress (TMC) General Secretary Abhishek Banerjee. Pramanik emphasized that central forces have historically played a crucial role in maintaining peace in conflict-ridden areas, stating, "Intimidation is the work of the devil." He warned against questioning the central forces' contributions, asserting that doing so undermines the Constitution. Additionally, Pramanik expressed confidence that the ruling TMC would face a significant defeat in the elections. In a counter-challenge, Banerjee invited the BJP to contest in Falta, asserting the strength of his party's model. Polling for the elections was held across 294 constituencies on April 23 and 29, with results expected to be announced shortly.
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The peaceful conduct of elections may enhance voter confidence and participation in future electoral processes in West Bengal.
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