As EC broadcasts 8-phase elections in West Bengal, violence by TMC begins: Election vans vandalised, LEDs stolen, BJP workplace vandalised

The BJP workplace within the Baranagar space of North Parganas district in West Bengal was vandalised on Friday night time, the day when the Election Commission sounded the ballot bugle within the state. The BJP has accused the TMC of being behind the vandalism.
One of the miscreants concerned within the assault was crushed up by the BJP supporters and was later rescued by the police and brought to the police station.
West Bengal: BJP workplace in Baranagar space of North 24 Parganas district was vandalised final night time. BJP alleges TMC’s function behind this. One of the miscreants was crushed up by BJP supporters, later rescued by Police & taken to Police station. A Police grievance lodged by BJP. pic.twitter.com/MkM0LpAWhV— ANI (@ANI) February 27, 2021
The saffron occasion has additionally filed a grievance with the police with respect to the assault.
BJP’s Lokkho Sonar Bangla raths vandalised in Kolkata
Besides, the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Lokkho Sonar Bangla raths have been additionally broken in West Bengal. The supporters of the Trinamool Congress entered its warehouse on Friday night time and vandalised its publicity vans, the BJP claims. A couple of LEDs have been additionally stolen from the spot. The incident occurred at Kadapara in Kolkata and an official grievance was filed on this regard with the Kolkata Police.
As per preliminary experiences, the incident occurred within the wee hours of Saturday. According to the BJP, the vandals, allegedly the supporters of the TMC barged into its warehouse in Kadapara beneath Phool Bagan police station limits in Kolkata.
BJP chief Amit Malviya took to Twitter to share a video of the incident. Sharing the video, Malviya mentioned that the elections will probably be powerful for the EC to handle contemplating the tradition of political violence perpetrated by the TMC.
TMC hoodlums vandalise BJP’s #LokkhoSonarBangla raths within the godown in Kadapara… Raths have been broken and LEDs stolen.This goes to be one powerful election for the EC to handle given the tradition of political violence perpetrated by the TMC.People of West Bengal will reply! pic.twitter.com/h5Hen1q0lj— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) February 26, 2021
Election Commission broadcasts 8 part meeting elections in
The Election Commission of India on Friday introduced an eight-phased Assembly ballot for West Bengal starting March 27. The counting of votes will happen on May 2.
In a press convention, CEC Sunil Arora mentioned, “West Bengal will see eight-phase elections. 30 Assembly constituencies in five districts will go to polls in the first phase on March 27. 30 Assembly constituencies in four districts will go to polls in the second phase on April 1. In the third phase, 31 constituencies in 3 districts will go to the polls on April 6. 44 constituencies in five districts will go for polling on April 10.”
“In the fifth phase, 45 constituencies in six districts will witness polling on April 17. 43 constituencies in four districts in the sixth phase will go to polls on April 22. 36 constituencies in five districts in the seventh phase will go for polling on April 26. In the eighth and final phase, 35 constituencies in four districts will witness polling on April 29,” he mentioned.