According to official instructions, all district magistrates, superintendents of police, and senior administrative authorities have been directed to ensure continuous patrolling in sensitive regions. The directive extends to the Kolkata Police Commissioner and leadership of central armed police forces, emphasizing a coordinated and uncompromising approach to restoring stability. Authorities have been ordered to act swiftly and arrest individuals involved in instigating violence or damaging property without any delay.
Reports indicate that clashes have erupted between workers of the All India Trinamool Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party, with both parties levelling serious allegations against each other. Leaders of the Trinamool Congress have claimed that hundreds of their party offices have been vandalized across the state. In response, the Bharatiya Janata Party has denied any organized involvement in the incidents and stated that strict action will be taken against any members found guilty of misconduct.
Election Commission officials have confirmed that central paramilitary forces will continue to remain deployed in sensitive areas throughout West Bengal to maintain law and order. The Commission has issued a firm warning that no further escalation of violence will be tolerated and that all incidents must be addressed with immediate and decisive action.
As political tensions remain high, the situation continues to be volatile, with both major parties engaged in a war of accusations. The Election Commission’s intervention underscores the gravity of the crisis and highlights the urgent need to restore peace and uphold democratic stability in the aftermath of the election results.
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