TMC Faces Off with Election Commission Over West Bengal Bypolls Allegations

The West Bengal bypolls campaign ended amidst TMC's allegations of electoral bias and misuse of central forces by the BJP. The Election Commission refuted claims of delay, issuing show-cause notices over contentious remarks. The outcome will likely influence upcoming elections and party dynamics.

As West Bengal gears up for the pivotal bypolls across six assembly constituencies scheduled for November 13, the campaign phase concluded amid intense controversies and accusations.

The ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) has been at the forefront, alleging bias and the misuse of central forces by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), casting a shadow over the election's credibility.

Despite TMC's criticisms, the Election Commission maintained swift response times, discrediting the accusations of delay and issuing show-cause notices to BJP figures over incendiary comments. This charged pre-election environment raises questions about potential implications on voting behavior and future political scenarios.

(With inputs from agencies.)