TMC leaders allege BJP tried to open ballot boxes, stage protest outside strongroom
TMC leaders allege BJP tried to open ballot boxes, stage protest outside strongroom
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A massive political controversy has erupted following violent protests in West Bengal's Malda district over the deletion of voters from the electoral rolls during the SIR process. The unrest peaked when seven judicial officers, including three women, were held hostage for several hours at a block office in Kaliachak. The police have arrested the alleged mastermind, a local political leader who previously contested assembly elections, while he was attempting to flee. The incident has triggered a fierce political blame game. The opposition party at the state level is demanding an investigation into the accused's alleged connections with the chief minister, while the ruling state party counters with claims that the accused is linked to opposition leaders. The National Investigation Agency has taken over the probe into the hostage crisis. So, is Bengal slipping into chaos? Is this a law and order issue or politics? Watch as panellists share their views on the show.
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