
Apprehension Of Post-Poll Violence Can't Be Brushed Aside: Calcutta HC Directs Central Forces To Remain In WB After Panchayat Election Results
Live LawThe Calcutta High Court on Thursday passed a direction for central armed forces to remain in the State for a period of ten days after declaration of results in the West Bengal Panchayat Elections 2023, on the 12th of July. Upon noting the submissions advanced by Senior Advocate Guru Krishna Kumar for the applicant, highlighting the previous incidents of post-poll violence in West Bengal, which lead to mass casualties, a division-bench of Chief Justice T.S. Sivagnanam and Justice Uday Kumar ordered: “Though it may not be right for a court to predict any violence during the ensuing elections, the applicant's apprehension cannot be brushed aside, given the past experience. Therefore, let the Central forces be deployed for 10 more days after the declaration of results.” These developments came while hearing contempt applications filed by BJP’s Suvendu Adhikari, among several other, against the West Bengal State Election Commission for its laxity in holistically implementing the orders of the Court on several aspects such as deployment of forces, etc.
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