27
Apr
Campaigning for the alternate phase of the West Bengal Assembly choices concluded on Monday with top political leaders making final prayers to choosers amid heightened rhetoric and security assurances. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, addressing a roadshow in Behalf, said Central forces would remain stationed in the state for at least seven days after polling, anyhow of the election outgrowth, to insure a secure terrain for choosers. “Go and bounce on the 29th without fear. The Election Commission has made expansive security arrangements. Indeed, if the BJP comes to power, Central forces will remain then for seven days, Shah, prompting…
