West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee met families affected by the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) at Delhis Banga Bhavan on Monday, accusing Delhi Police of failing citizens.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee met families affected by the Special Intensive Revision at Banga Bhavan in Delhi on Monday. She said it is a political move to suppress voters in Bengal.Mamata Banerjee also blamed the Delhi Police for not protecting people.
She said hundreds were wrongly marked as dead to delete them from voter lists. She called the whole thing a political plot.While speaking to the media, Mamata Banerjee said, See what the Delhi Police is doing. We wont blame them; its not their fault. A bus of the Delhi Police was brought here. We have a meeting at the Election Commission with an official appointment. 150 people have died... Many family members came who were marked dead to remove them from the voter list and take their rights.When blasts happen in Delhi, where is the Delhi Police? When we come, Delhi gets scared. If we wanted, we could bring lakhs of people. We brought 50 who were called dead in SIR. Delhi Police cant protect anyone. A feudal system still runs in Delhi”, she added.Heavy Delhi Police were outside both Banga Bhavan guest houses on Hailey Road and Chanakyapuri.In an X post, Trinamool Congress said, Today, led by Smt. @MamataOfficial and Shri @abhishekaitc, a 15-member team will meet the Chief Election Commissioner. Well formally raise serious concerns over the biased, arbitrary, discriminatory, and political SIR process in Bengal.Today, led by Smt. @MamataOfficial and Shri @abhishekaitc, a 15-member delegation will meet the Chief Election Commissioner to formally place on record our grave concerns over the biased, arbitrary, discriminatory, and politically motivated conduct of SIR in Bengal.The…— All India Trinamool Congress February 2, 2026The team will list our clear demands and seek urgent fixes, as our repeated letters to @ECISVEEPhave gotten no reply, the post added.A 15-member Trinamool Congress team, led by CM Mamata Banerjee and national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee, will meet Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar today.They will raise claims that the Special Intensive Revision in Bengal is biased, arbitrary, unfair, and politically driven.
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