The Supreme Cour of India and the former Calcutta High Court Chief Justice, TS Sivagnanam, who had been heading an Appellate Tribunal failed to deliver justice to the victims of voters whose names were deleted in the judicial adjudication process of the special intensive revision in West Bengal, should resign from that chair and tender apology to the West Bengal in particular and the nation in General.
Justice Sivagnanam (retired) was also heading the three-member panel of retired judges of Calcutta High Court constituted by the Supreme Court to oversee the process of how the Appellate Tribunal constituted for the purpose would operate.
There has been no accountability of Justice Sivagnanam (retired), and has cornered the democracy. In the result the Supreme Court has washed their dirty hands by referring to the alternative dispute knowingly when BJP put the crore of voters across West Bengal to prejudice of Franchise.
In his resignation letter, Justice Sivagnanam (retired) had wrongly cited as his personal reasons behind his decision. In fact the fairness and reasons for his decisions ought to have been factual in nature.
In another development, with West Bengal Assembly elections being over by the manipulations and conspiracy hatched to steal power throw dubious reasons.
In the results being declared on May 4, except for Falta Assembly constituency in South 24 Parganas district, the Election Commission of India had relieved the special poll observer, Subrata Gupta, and the special police observer, NK Mishra, who was appointed by the Commission for the recently concluded polls in the state.
In fact, a Congress MLA had been elected after the Appellate Tribunal adjudged fair claim of deleting his name from the voter's list and Appellate Tribunal allowing him to cast his vote that permitted him to contest as the Congress MLA and subsequently his winning the election as the Congress legislature.
If that is the case of one alleged Guspeti has been set aside what will be the mode of justice to lakhs of voters who have been denied their respective franchise under the guise of falsely alleging that they are among the "Gutpaities from Bangladesh and Maiyanmar. Unfortunately, the mess has been created to destroy the nation in a planned and conspired manner under the very nose of the Chief Election Commissioner. and other election Commissioners.
There is an urgent need to repeal the process of selecting the Chief Election Commissioner and other Commissioners by the team conspired to constitute in the BJP amended law wherein the BJP's PM, opposition's LoP and another BJP yet another union cabinet minister in place of guaranteeing the democratic india by the Chief Justice of India, Prime Minister and the leader of the Opposition.
Both have been issued relief letters from their duties by the Commission on Thursday, confirmed an insider from the office of the Chief Electoral Officer, West Bengal. There were no other reasons for their staying in the plum posts and damaging the democracy further.
The West Bengal Assembly elections of 2026 have been remarkable from various viewpoints, such as the unfair and non peaceful polling in contrast to the state's history of electoral violence and an unprecedented voting percentage.
The Commission had already acknowledged the role of three officers behind this fraudulent achievement, by three officials in the Chief Electoral Officer's office, who had discreetly overseen all operations as behind-the-scenes coordinators from start to finish.
While one of them is the culprit being the Chief Electoral Officer, West Bengal, Manoj Kumar Agarwal, and other two are Gupta and Mishra. What a game plan and modus operandi being played by the BJP from 2014 from only wrestling and stealing power by the illegal means and the large scale duress.
On Thursday, the Election Commission of India had also lifted the Model Code of Conduct for West Bengal except for the Falta Assembly constituency in South 24 Parganas district in the state, where re-polling will be conducted on May 21, and the results will be declared on May 24.
In fact, the counting of votes on May 4 was conducted for 293 of 294 Assembly constituencies in West Bengal except Falta. The Election Commission of India decided to conduct re-polling for the entire Falta, which went for polls in the second phase of the two-phase West Bengal Assembly elections on April 29, following complaints of massive electoral malpractices on the polling day.
There is every reason for the natiob to dismissal the Chief Election Commissioner and the other election commissioners holding them accountable for unfair and massive amd large scale electoral malpractices done by the BJP under its premeditated conspiracy to show the doors to the fairly elected government by the Trina Mool Congress (TMC).
