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Voter Cards Snatched. Voters Threatened in Kasba.
Where is the Democracy in Bengal ?

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Kolkata; 10th April
Ram Mohan Jha a resident of Kasba Vidhansabha, who had a voter card and wanted to participate in the festival of democracy called elections was threatened by 15-20 goons of Mamta Banerjee. He was warned to not to step out of their place and vote. Ram Mohan ji could not hold his tears back while when media asked him why is he not going to vote? Even the BJP candidate Dr Indranil Khan could not convince him to go out and vote . The fear for life so deep rooted . Speaking of the situation Ram Mohan Jha ji also shared that how many from his area has faced the same and no one is going out to vote . Dr. Indranil has been attacked thrice since morning on the day of voting by TMC cadres .

Commisioner is not responding to him . Police Stations are not filing complaints . The situation raises an important- Where is the Democracy in West Bengal ? Did Election Commission managed to keep the democracy alive or is it all just a khela ?

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