In an extensive enforcement campaign, the Election Commission of India has reported that total seizures in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal have surpassed ₹1,072 crore before the elections. Tamil Nadu has recorded ₹599.24 crore in seizures, while West Bengal follows with ₹472.89 crore. The seizures include cash, liquor, drugs, precious metals, and other items intended to influence voters. Notably, West Bengal has seen significant liquor and drug seizures, while Tamil Nadu has reported higher values in precious metals and freebies. The current figures indicate a substantial increase compared to previous elections, with Tamil Nadu's current seizure total marking the highest ever in the state. To enhance enforcement, the Election Commission has deployed 5,011 Flying Squad Teams and 5,363 Static Surveillance Teams across both states, ensuring rapid response to complaints and conducting surprise checks to maintain election integrity.