Central forces to stay in West Bengal for seven more days after polls, says Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced that central forces will remain in West Bengal for an additional seven days following the assembly elections. He encouraged voters to participate in the upcoming election, assuring them of security measures in place. Shah emphasized the BJP's commitment to addressing corruption and transforming West Bengal into a 'sonar Bangla.'
- ▪Amit Shah stated that central forces will stay in West Bengal for at least seven more days after the elections.
- ▪The second phase of voting is scheduled for April 29, with votes being counted on May 4.
- ▪Shah claimed there is a strong wave in favor of the BJP and promised to push back infiltrators if elected.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday (April 27, 2026) said that central forces would remain deployed in West Bengal for at least seven more days after the assembly elections. TMC MP alleges attack on car by BJP; EC seeks reportMr. Shah was addressing a gathering after leading a road show in Behala, where voting will take place in the second and final phase on April 29. The first phase of elections to the 294-member West Bengal assembly was held on April 23. Votes will be counted on May 4. Also Read : Assembly elections 2026 LIVE“Brothers and sisters, go and vote on the 29th, do not worry about the goons.
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