Trinamool Delegation Meets Poll Panel Over Alleged ‘Ghost’ Voters in Bengal
In a significant political move ahead of the 2024 elections, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) has formally approached the Bengal Election Commission to raise concerns over alleged ‘ghost voters’ on the voter rolls. The party claims that these discrepancies are part of a larger strategy by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to manipulate electoral outcomes in West Bengal.
Allegations of Voter Manipulation
The TMC delegation, led by prominent party leaders, highlighted instances of what they describe as “ghost voters” — individuals who are purportedly registered to vote but do not exist or have moved away. This issue is critical as the upcoming elections are set to be fiercely contested, with both the TMC and BJP vying for control in the state.
According to TMC officials, they have compiled a list of anomalies in voter registration that they believe could skew the election results. They argue that such manipulations undermine the democratic process and call for immediate corrective measures from the Election Commission.
Implications for the Upcoming Elections
The TMC’s appeal to the election authorities comes at a time when the political atmosphere in Bengal is charged. With the BJP aggressively campaigning in the state, the TMC is keen to ensure a level playing field. As the 2024 elections approach, the integrity of voter rolls will be a pivotal issue that could influence the outcome significantly.
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