BJP alleges Mamata didn’t mention about criminal cases in nomination papers for Bhabanipur by-poll, files complaint with EC


PTI, Sep 14, 2021, 3:10 PM IST

Kolkata: The BJP on Tuesday lodged a complaint with the Election Commission, alleging that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee did not make a mention about pending criminal cases in her nomination papers for the Bhabanipur by-poll.

Sajal Ghosh, the chief election agent of the saffron party’s candidate for the constituency, Priyanka Tibrewal, wrote to the EC, raising objections to Banerjee’s declaration.

“I beg to object to the nomination/declaration filed by Mamata Banerjee… on the ground that the candidate has failed to disclose particulars of the pending criminal proceedings against her,” he said.

Ghosh, in his letter, also made a note of the number of cases filed at different police stations in Assam against Banerjee.

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