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Explain Central Forces Remark, Election Commission Asks Mamata Banerjee

EC's 2nd notice to Mamata, asks Bengal CM to explain her Central Forces remark

EC asks Mamata Banerjee to explain her Central Forced remark

EC sends second notice to Bengal CM Mamata&nbsp;in 2 days
Mamata&nbsp;pulled up by EC for 'gherao' comment about&nbsp;CRPF
Mamata: who gave central foreces&nbsp;power to threaten women?
EC: Didi's remarks violated several sections of the model code

The Election Commission in the second notice to Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee in two days asked her to explain by April 10 her comments allegedly telling people to "gherao" central security forces.
During the March 28 rally, Mamata had reportedly questioned &lsquo;who gave central forces the power to threaten women and not allow them to cast their votes&rsquo;.
The Bengal Chief Minister was asked to reply by 11 am on Saturday, explaining her comments. The election body felt her remarks violated several sections of the model code as well as the law.

The Election Commission on Sunday responded to West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee&rsquo;s allegations of voter intimidation at Nandigram booth during the second phase of assembly elections on Aril 1. The poll body sent a point-by-point response to Mamata's letter citing concerns over alleged discrepancies. The EC said &nbsp;Mamata's handwritten complaint is "factually incorrect" and "devoid of substance and added that it is contemplating action under the relevant sections of the Model Code of Conduct and the Representation of the People Act.
The EC cited the reports by special observers and officials "at various levels" to say that there was "no mention of either outsiders or guns and goons capturing the said booth". There was no report of any violence, nor was there any intimidation of voters at the Boyal polling booth, the EC said.

EC rubbishes Mamata Banerjee's Nandigram claims, warns of action

EC slams WB CM Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;over Nadigram&nbsp;claims
EC: allegations&nbsp;"factually incorrect" and "devoid of substance
Mamata&nbsp;had alleged discrepancies at&nbsp; Nandigram&nbsp;booth
'No violence, guns or goons': EC cited observers' report
EC said contemplating action against Bengal CM
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The Election Commission on Sunday responded to West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee&rsquo;s allegations of voter intimidation at Nandigram booth during the second phase of assembly elections on April 1. The poll body sent a point-by-point response to Mamata's letter citing concerns over alleged discrepancies. The EC said &nbsp;Mamata's handwritten complaint is "factually incorrect" and "devoid of substance and added that it is contemplating action under the relevant sections of the Model Code of Conduct and the Representation of the People Act.
The EC cited the reports by special observers and officials "at various levels" to say that there was "no mention of either outsiders or guns and goons capturing the said booth". There was no report of any violence, nor was there any intimidation of voters at the Boyal polling booth, the EC said.

Alleging that the Mamata Banerjee led government has not done anything for the welfare of the farmers and tribals in West Bengal.

West Bengal Election 2021: BJP president JP Nadda in Bengal, claims CM Mamata did nothing for tribals, farmers

Alleging that the Mamata Banerjee dispensation has not done anything for the welfare of the farmers and tribals in West Bengal, BJP president JP Nadda said on Wednesday that his party will ensure all-round advancement of the people of the state if voted to power in the upcoming assembly polls. He said that those who won the elections in the name of 'Ma, Mati, Manush', are now engaged in "dictatorship, appeasement and strongarm tactics". He also claimed that farmers are not getting benefits of PM-Kisan, adding these will be made available once the BJP forms government in the state.

BJP president Nadda in Bengal, claims CM Mamata did nothing for tribals, farmers 

Nadda claims Mamata&nbsp;govt did nothing for welfare of farmers
&nbsp;'BJP&nbsp;will ensure&nbsp;all-round advancement of people if voted to power'
BJP&nbsp;chief says&nbsp;Bengal farmers not getting benefits of PM-kisan&nbsp;scheme

Alleging that the Mamata Banerjee led government has not done anything for the welfare of the farmers and tribals in West Bengal, BJP president JP Nadda said on Wednesday that his party will ensure all-round advancement of the people of the state if voted to power in the upcoming assembly polls.
He said that those who won the elections in the name of 'Ma, Mati, Manush', are now engaged in "dictatorship, appeasement and strongarm tactics". He also claimed that farmers are not getting benefits of PM-Kisan&nbsp;scheme, adding these will be made available once the BJP forms government in the state.

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