Kolkata Police have implemented a ban on the use of JCB machines in victory rallies and processions throughout West Bengal, as announced by Police Commissioner Ajay Kumar Nanda. This decision comes in response to rising tensions and public safety concerns following disturbances related to recent elections. The Commissioner stated that owners who rent out JCB machines for such events will face strict legal action. He urged citizens to maintain peace and ignore rumors, emphasizing that the recent voting was conducted peacefully. Nanda also highlighted that police permission is required for any victory procession and warned that any provocative actions would lead to immediate police intervention. Following the election results, approximately 80 individuals have been arrested due to incidents of post-poll violence, prompting the deployment of security forces in sensitive areas to prevent further unrest. The use of JCB machines has been linked to vandalism and clashes, raising significant concerns regarding public order.