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BJP meets EC, demands action against Mamata; TMC accuses BJP of spreading lies

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BJP meets EC, demands action against Mamata; TMC accuses BJP of spreading lies

BJP meets EC, demands action against Mamata; TMC accuses BJP of spreading lies

BJP delegation met EC and asked to take action against West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee.

BJP said that Mamata and TMC are trying to instigate people.

TMC said that EC and central forces couldn’t control violence in West Bengal.

In West Bengal, the CM was trying to instigate people.

An investigation should be done, EC rules violated.

Probe should be done for violating moral code of conduct.

She is trying to disturb elections because she is losing.

We requested EC to pay even more attention and take action," union minister Prakash Javadekar said.

TMC's Saugata Roy said, "We condemn the brutality of central forces on people.

Voters get scared after central forces’ torture.

If EC cannot control this then we will protest against it.

EVMs are getting tampered, 326 incidents reported so far.

EC and central forces are not able to control violence.

BJP will try to torture people till the election.

BJP spreads fake news, Mamata is not standing from another constituency."


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