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Trinamool Congress Seeks Removal of Police Observer with BJP Ties

Indian Community Editorial TeamBy Indian Community Editorial TeamMarch 25, 20261 Min ReadNo Comments Add us to Google Preferred Sources
Trinamool Congress Seeks Removal of Police Observer with BJP Ties
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The Trinamool Congress has urged the Election Commission of India to replace Jayant Kant, an IPS officer from Bihar, as the police observer for four assembly constituencies in West Bengal’s Malda district. This request stems from Kant’s marital connection to a BJP leader, Smriti Paswan, who aspires to contest elections from Bihar’s Jamui Lok Sabha constituency after joining the BJP in February 2024.

Trinamool Congress argues that a police observer should maintain impartiality, which may be compromised if their spouse is actively involved in a political party. Therefore, the party demands Kant’s removal and replacement with an officer perceived as unbiased. Additionally, the Trinamool Congress has also requested the removal of a new returning officer in Bhabanipur Assembly constituency due to concerns over impartiality.

Bihar BJP Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Election Commission of India IPS officer Jamui Lok Sabha constituency Jayant Kant Malda district Police Observer Smriti Paswan Suvendu Adhikari Trinamool Congress West Bengal
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