TMC spokesperson Kunal Ghosh claims lowest nominations, refutes allegations of hindrance in enrollment process

In a recent development, Kunal Ghosh, spokesperson for the Trinamool Congress, made a statement emphasizing the relatively low number of nominations submitted by Trinamool candidates for the upcoming panchayat elections. Ghosh's statement aims to debunk claims suggesting obstruction in the enrollment process by Trinamool workers.

The panchayat nomination process in West Bengal has been a subject of intense scrutiny and controversy, with allegations of violence and intimidation surfacing from various quarters. Critics have accused Trinamool Congress workers of preventing opposition candidates from filing nominations, raising concerns about the democratic integrity of the electoral process.

However, Ghosh's assertion challenges these allegations, presenting data that suggests the Trinamool Congress has submitted fewer nominations compared to other political parties. According to Ghosh, this discrepancy indicates that there has been no hindrance or obstruction by Trinamool workers in the enrollment process. He views the relatively low number of nominations from his party as a refutation of the claims that Trinamool workers are obstructing the participation of opposition candidates.