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Voting in Nandigram is in progress amid multiple allegations of disruptions by the Trinamool Congress.
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had to be rescued by the Central paramilitary forces today after having to stay confined for more than two hours at a polling booth in Nandigram amid an extremely tense face-off between BJP and Trinamool Congress supporters. From the spot, she dialed Governor Jagdeep Dhankar, telling him the situation was a failure of the Election Commission, which was in charge of the law and order.
"Anything might happen at any moment... There is a total breakdown of law and order," and she feared for her life, added the wheelchair-bound Chief Minister, who was escorted out by the security forces, who managed to bring the situation under control after long-drawn negotiations with the villagers.
Soon after, the Governor tweeted, "Issues flagged Mamta Banerjee a while ago on phone have been imparted to the concerned". The Election Commission has sought a report on the matter from the local administration.
Nandigram, the centerpiece of the Bengal elections, where the Chief Minister is facing her trainee turned arch-rival Suvendu Adhikari voting today in the second phase in a highly polarised atmosphere.
Chaos broke out as soon as she reached and complained that the polling agent from her party had not been allowed inside the booth. Villagers suddenly started shouting "Jai Shri Ram" slogans. Soon after, the Trinamool supporters gathered.
Banerjee alleging that goons "from other states are creating ruckus here", Ms. Banerjee said, "I have lodged 63 poll-related complaints since morning, no action has been taken by the Election Commission".
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