Smooth Sailing: West Bengal's First Phase Polls Complete with No Re-Elections Needed
The Election Commission announced that no repolling is needed in West Bengal's 44,376 polling stations. The first phase, held on April 23, was marked by a notable 92.6% turnout and minimal disruptions. Careful scrutiny and reports confirmed the integrity of the voting process, prompting smooth preparations for the next phase on April 29.
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The Election Commission stated on Friday that no repolling is necessary in West Bengal's 44,376 polling stations, where the first phase of elections was conducted on April 23.
A senior official confirmed the largely peaceful process, with no significant disruptions requiring fresh votes. Observations from the ground upheld the integrity of the election.
With an impressive 92.6% turnout across 152 constituencies, the first phase took place amid central force deployment. Preparations are underway for the second phase of polling on April 29.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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