CM Mamata alleges BJP rigging Bengal elections by manipulating voter list & adding outsiders

The BJP is trying to take over West Bengal by manipulating the voter list. Trinamool leader Mamata Banerjee clarified this by giving an example at Netaji Indoor Stadium on Thursday. Displaying documents, she said that the name of a voter from another state is listed under the same voter card number as that of a voter from West Bengal. During elections, they will bring voters from other states by train to cast their votes here.

Today, Mamata said, "The most urgent task before the elections is to clean up the voter list. Otherwise, there is no point in holding elections at all. Do not be afraid. Wherever they have done this online, it has been carried out through an agency. There is a company named 'Association of Billion Minds.' Under their leadership, an organization called 'India 360' has sent many of their people here. They did not conduct any field surveys with data operators; instead, they added the names of outsiders to the same EPIC card so that Bengal’s people cannot vote."

This means that when the people of Bengal go to cast their votes, outsiders will also be able to vote. A large number of names from Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Bihar have appeared in Bengal’s voter list. Before the elections, they will be brought by train. Once again, the names of voters from Murshidabad have been shifted to North 24 Parganas because elections in Murshidabad will be held earlier. "They will be brought to North 24 Parganas," she said.

Following this, Mamata continued presenting examples and lists, showing cases where two voters had the same EPIC number. "This is a conspiracy by the BJP," she declared. West Bengal now needs another mass awareness movement. "You must take action. We will not accept this. Bengal will honor outsiders as guests, but we will not allow them to take over Bengal. This is a game to capture Bengal. They are playing this game from Delhi. This is how Maharashtra was defeated by Delhi. They could not catch this game. But we did."