West Bengal’s second phase of assembly voting is underway with extensive security arrangements in place across the state. Chief Electoral Officer Agarwal said polling has been peaceful and expressed confidence that voter turnout may surpass the first phase. With logistics, staffing, and monitoring set for a smooth process, officials are urging continued participation as the day’s polling progresses.
Ahead of phase two assembly polls in West Bengal, the state’s Chief Electoral Officer said local administration is monitoring sensitive areas and that there is “nothing to hide” because everything is recorded. He urged voters to stay tension-free, citing a mix of police and CAPF presence, with officials reportedly going on on-ground observation to ensure issues are addressed promptly.
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