Kolkata Municipal Corporation Election: Little Red House Brawl in Bengal Before the Kolkata Municipality Vote in March! – The government of West Bengal sends a letter to the state electoral commission about the election of the Calcutta municipal corporation.

This time the digital desktop: The state’s ruling party began thinking about holding a pre-vote in Calcutta to test its strength before the Assembly elections. Preparations have also started at the government level. The state government sent a letter to the state electoral commission on Tuesday. According to the letter, the preliminary Kolkata survey will be carried out in the state next March. The state is ready for that. It was speculated that the Calcutta municipality could vote in late February or early March. The state government has made it clear that this will be in March.

According to the letter, the final voter list will be released on January 15. Then it will take a bit of preparation. Then there could be a vote at the end of March. There is also a case pending in the Supreme Court in this regard. The state government will also deliver this letter there. However, according to government sources, the election day will end after talking with the State Elections Commission. However, other municipalities in the state are not thinking about Election Day now, a Nabanna official said.

A case has already been filed in the Supreme Court regarding the Calcutta referendum. A few days later, his audience. On that day, the state government will have to inform with an affidavit exactly when they want to hold a pre-vote in Kolkata. Otherwise, the judges comment that the Supreme Court will appoint an administrator in the municipality of Kolkata. In view of this, the state government had begun to think about holding the Calcutta municipal elections before the assembly elections. This time the time of March was also set.

There are no major tests in the state in March. There are no festivals. The weather in Kolkata is also good at this time. Therefore, government officials have proposed to hold a pre-vote in Kolkata at this time. It is believed that the State Election Commission will raise no objection. The Kolkata pre-vote case is scheduled to be heard on December 16. Previously, the state affidavit would likely inform the Supreme Court of that. Calcutta Purboard officials were asked to prepare for the March elections. Previously, a colorful brochure was printed in each neighborhood to highlight the Calcutta Municipality’s track record of success. Reprint requested. Political experts think that if Trinamool does well in the Calcutta elections, the morale of leaders and workers will rise before the Assembly elections. In the end, the grassroots will benefit. That is why the grassroots leadership can show so much confidence in the Calcutta preliminary elections.

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But there are many municipalities on the district side, where the BJP has already expanded its organization. There is a risk of political conflict if there is a prior vote. It will tarnish the image of the state government. What will affect the next assembly vote. Without it, many municipalities could fall into the hands of the ruling party. So Nabanna does not want to risk voting in the municipalities. Navanna officials say that if the Calcutta municipality has to go to the polls, it will not be possible to do so before the first week of March. Because now the voter list is being modified. The final list of voters will be published on January 15 according to the calendar announced by the Central Election Commission. After that, the list will be delivered to the State Election Commission for Calcutta pre-vote on January 20. Until this list is received, the State Elections Commission may not publish the pre-voting notification. The administration is of the opinion that it is not possible to vote in more than 100 expired municipalities of the state, even if they try to vote in Calcutta understanding the attitude of the court. Because the Central Electoral Commission will begin the process of elections to the assembly in March. This will increase the activity of the administration. The state government may also seek clear direction from the superior court. So that no one can go to court with the vote of another municipality. And the case has been filed in the Supreme Court with the vote of the Calcutta municipality.

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