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Election Commission Deploys Forces to Prevent West Bengal Post-Poll Unrest
The Election Commission announced plans to retain 70,000 CAPF personnel in West Bengal to prevent post-election violence. This measure is part of a broader strategy, including AI-powered cameras, to ensure peaceful polls.
30 Apr, 14:24 — 30 Apr, 22:24
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Times of IndiaMostly Factual127d ago
To foil West Bengal post-poll unrest, EC to retain 70,000 CAPF personnel
Ahead of West Bengal's vote counting, the Election Commission is deploying approximately 70,000 central forces to maintain order, especially in areas prone to post-poll violence. Control rooms will monitor counting day, May 4, for immediate action against any disturbances. Strict legal action awaits those involved in violence, aiming to prevent a repeat of the 2021 incidents.
By BHARTI JAIN
Read full article →indian-expressMostly Factual127d ago
Crackdowns to AI-powered cameras: Inside EC playbook to keep Bengal polls violence-free
By Atri Mitra
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First report: indian-express · 30 Apr, 14:24|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h
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