'No CCTV turned off, all parties informed': EC dismiss TMC's tampering claims after Kolkata strongroom drama
The Election Commission dismissed TMC's allegations of tampering at a Kolkata strongroom, stating that all CCTV cameras remained operational and political parties were informed of activities. West Bengal's Chief Electoral Officer Manoj Kumar Agarwal confirmed that live footage from all eight strongrooms was continuously broadcast and accessible to party representatives. The EC emphasized that procedures were followed strictly and assured a transparent vote-counting process.
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'No CCTV turned off, all parties informed': EC dismiss TMC's tampering claims after Kolkata strongroom dramaWest Bengal’s chief electoral officer Manoj Kumar Agarwal said live footage from all eight strong rooms was being continuously telecasted.Updated on: May 01, 2026 12:18 AM ISTBy HT News DeskShare viaCopy link Amid protests by TMC leaders over alleged tampering in West Bengal Assembly elections, State Chief Electoral Officer Manoj Kumar Agarwal clarified that “no CCTV cameras were switched off at the strong rooms.” He also added that the live footage of the rooms was made available to all parties.State Chief Electoral Officer Manoj Kumar Agarwal clarified that “no CCTV cameras were switched off at the strong rooms.
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