A coordination meeting is scheduled for April 26 at the Dhana Dhanya Auditorium in Kolkata, ahead of the second phase of the West Bengal assembly elections on April 29. This high-level meeting will involve poll officials, police officers, and commanders of central forces from three election districts: Kolkata Uttar, Kolkata Dakshin, and South 24 Parganas. The primary aim is to review the overall preparedness for the elections and ensure effective coordination among all involved agencies. Key attendees will include the Commissioner of Kolkata Police, district election officers, and observers from the Election Commission. The meeting will focus on the deployment of forces, vulnerability mapping, and communication strategies between civil and police administration. This review is crucial as the first phase of polling, which took place on April 23, recorded a remarkable turnout of over 93% across 152 assembly constituencies in 16 districts of West Bengal. The Election Commission is conducting similar meetings throughout the state to facilitate free, fair, and peaceful elections.