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In Big Move, Poll Body Stations Over 25,000 Central Troops In Bengal
Ahead of the seven-phase Lok Sabha election in West Bengal, the Election Commission of India (EC) has decided to rush 100 additional companies of central paramilitary forces to the state.
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Lok Sabha Elections: 25,000 Security Personnel To Be Deployed For First Phase Polling In Bengal
Around 25,000 central forces personnel will be deployed for the elections in the three Lok Sabha constituencies in northern West Bengal in the first phase on April 19, an official said on Saturday.
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For Lok Sabha Polls, Most Central Security Personnel Likely To Be Deployed In This State
The Election Commission is expected to deploy 3.4 lakh Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) personnel along with state police forces for the seven-phase Lok Sabha elections and the assembly polls in four states beginning April 19, officials said
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Sandeshkhali Women Meet President Murmu, Demand Central Forces Deployment
Six women from West Bengal's Sandeshkhali met President Droupadi Murmu here on Friday and demanded that central security force personnel be deployed in the area for the protection of women.
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Central Forces In Bengal For Panchayat Polls To Remain For 10 More Days
The Central forces deployed for the panchayat elections will continue to remain in West Bengal for another 10 days, the Calcutta High Court said on Monday.
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Central Forces "Deliberately" Not Deployed: BJP On Bengal Poll Violence
The opposition BJP in West Bengal on Sunday alleged that the central forces were not deployed "deliberately" during the panchayat elections.
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Border Force's Big Charge After 13 Killed In Bengal Rural Poll Violence
Despite repeated requests from the Border Security Force (BSF) on sensitive polling booths, the West Bengal State Election Commission didn't provide any information on such booths to the central security forces, a senior BSF official said.
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Court Orders 82,000 Central Troops Deployment For Bengal Panchayat Polls
The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday directed the West Bengal State Election Commission (SEC) to requisition more than 82,000 central forces personnel within 24 hours for deployment in panchayat elections.
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"Elections Can't Be Followed By Violence": Bengal's Supreme Court Setback
Elections cannot be a license for violence, the Supreme Court said today, dismissing the West Bengal government's challenge to a High Court order calling for central forces for the July 8 local body polls in West Bengal.
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What Bengal Poll Body Told Supreme Court Over Central Forces Deployment
West Bengal State Election Commission has informed the top court that the direction for the deployment of central forces in panchayat elections without providing adequate opportunity to state poll panel is an over-step of the judicial powers
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2 Feared Dead In Bengal Pre-Poll Clashes, Central Forces To Be Deployed
At least two people are feared dead as violence marked the last day of filing nominations for the panchayat elections in West Bengal on Thursday.
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Bengal Rural Polls: Election Body Told To Send Central Forces In 48 Hours
The Calcutta High Court on Thursday directed the State Election Commission (SEC) to requisition and deploy central forces across West Bengal for the July 8 panchayat elections in the state.
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Centre's Advisory To States On Hanuman Jayanti After Bengal, Bihar Violence
Central Armed Police Forces have been deployed in West Bengal to assist the state police during Hanuman Jayanti, announced the Union home ministry, which on Wednesday also asked all states to ensure law and order during the festival.
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"Stay In Five-Star, Instigate Riots And Go..." Mamata Banerjee Targets BJP
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Centre alleging central forces came to the state to instigate riots.
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Congress To Move Court Seeking Central Forces For Bengal Panchayat Polls
The Congress will move to court seeking the deployment of central forces to ensure that the upcoming panchayat polls in West Bengal are held peacefully and in a fair manner.
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In Big Move, Poll Body Stations Over 25,000 Central Troops In Bengal
Ahead of the seven-phase Lok Sabha election in West Bengal, the Election Commission of India (EC) has decided to rush 100 additional companies of central paramilitary forces to the state.
-
Lok Sabha Elections: 25,000 Security Personnel To Be Deployed For First Phase Polling In Bengal
Around 25,000 central forces personnel will be deployed for the elections in the three Lok Sabha constituencies in northern West Bengal in the first phase on April 19, an official said on Saturday.
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For Lok Sabha Polls, Most Central Security Personnel Likely To Be Deployed In This State
The Election Commission is expected to deploy 3.4 lakh Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) personnel along with state police forces for the seven-phase Lok Sabha elections and the assembly polls in four states beginning April 19, officials said
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Sandeshkhali Women Meet President Murmu, Demand Central Forces Deployment
Six women from West Bengal's Sandeshkhali met President Droupadi Murmu here on Friday and demanded that central security force personnel be deployed in the area for the protection of women.
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Central Forces In Bengal For Panchayat Polls To Remain For 10 More Days
The Central forces deployed for the panchayat elections will continue to remain in West Bengal for another 10 days, the Calcutta High Court said on Monday.
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Central Forces "Deliberately" Not Deployed: BJP On Bengal Poll Violence
The opposition BJP in West Bengal on Sunday alleged that the central forces were not deployed "deliberately" during the panchayat elections.
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Border Force's Big Charge After 13 Killed In Bengal Rural Poll Violence
Despite repeated requests from the Border Security Force (BSF) on sensitive polling booths, the West Bengal State Election Commission didn't provide any information on such booths to the central security forces, a senior BSF official said.
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Court Orders 82,000 Central Troops Deployment For Bengal Panchayat Polls
The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday directed the West Bengal State Election Commission (SEC) to requisition more than 82,000 central forces personnel within 24 hours for deployment in panchayat elections.
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"Elections Can't Be Followed By Violence": Bengal's Supreme Court Setback
Elections cannot be a license for violence, the Supreme Court said today, dismissing the West Bengal government's challenge to a High Court order calling for central forces for the July 8 local body polls in West Bengal.
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What Bengal Poll Body Told Supreme Court Over Central Forces Deployment
West Bengal State Election Commission has informed the top court that the direction for the deployment of central forces in panchayat elections without providing adequate opportunity to state poll panel is an over-step of the judicial powers
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2 Feared Dead In Bengal Pre-Poll Clashes, Central Forces To Be Deployed
At least two people are feared dead as violence marked the last day of filing nominations for the panchayat elections in West Bengal on Thursday.
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Bengal Rural Polls: Election Body Told To Send Central Forces In 48 Hours
The Calcutta High Court on Thursday directed the State Election Commission (SEC) to requisition and deploy central forces across West Bengal for the July 8 panchayat elections in the state.
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Centre's Advisory To States On Hanuman Jayanti After Bengal, Bihar Violence
Central Armed Police Forces have been deployed in West Bengal to assist the state police during Hanuman Jayanti, announced the Union home ministry, which on Wednesday also asked all states to ensure law and order during the festival.
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"Stay In Five-Star, Instigate Riots And Go..." Mamata Banerjee Targets BJP
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Centre alleging central forces came to the state to instigate riots.
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Congress To Move Court Seeking Central Forces For Bengal Panchayat Polls
The Congress will move to court seeking the deployment of central forces to ensure that the upcoming panchayat polls in West Bengal are held peacefully and in a fair manner.
