‘BJP plans to cancel Bengal polls, impose President’s rule’: Mamata Banerjee on Malda judicial officer hostage dispute

New Delhi: West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee The BJP plotted to cancel the state assembly elections and impose presidential rule after seven judicial officers were taken hostage by villagers in Malda on Thursday. she swung election committee Failure to control law and order in the state.Speaking at a poll rally in Sagadighi, she said: “bjpOur plan is to cancel the assembly polls in Bengal and impose President’s rule. ” “The Election Commission has failed to control law and order in Bengal,” she added.Seven judicial officials, including three women, were taken hostage by villagers in Malda district on Wednesday. The confrontation was triggered by widespread deletions from the electoral roll as part of the ongoing Special Intensification Revision (SIR) exercise. The incident came amid a larger wave of protests that paralyzed much of Malda, with demonstrators blocking national and state highways and major rural roads in at least five assembly areas.The situation comes after supporters protested indefinitely. Trinamool Congress Near the Chief Electoral Officer’s office in Kolkata, they alleged serious irregularities in the submission of Form 6 applications and called for strict action against those responsible.Union Minister Sukanta Majumdar expressed displeasure over the riots and blamed Mamata, saying her comments had exacerbated tensions and unrest in the area. “What happened scared everyone. Seven judicial magistrates went there. Not only were they stopped there, but their vehicles were also vandalized. When the SP rescued them from there, the woman judicial magistrate’s vehicle was vandalized. The road was blocked and no vehicle was allowed to pass. During the Left Front rule, a woman officer, Anita Dewan, was dragged out of her car and beaten to death. This is a similar plan. Mamata Banerjee’s constant inflammatory remarks are the reason for this,” Majumdar said.