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The Election Commission of India has undertaken a major reshuffle of 184 police officers and 83 Block Development Officers across West Bengal. This move aims to ensure violence-free and transparent assembly polls. Key police stations in violence-prone areas and sensitive constituencies have seen new postings. The commission is also reviewing actions taken against officers for past poll violence.

The announcement of candidates came a day after top Congress leaders held detailed deliberations on the list for the upcoming West Bengal assembly elections during the meeting of the Central Election Committee.

The JMM has announced 21 candidates for the 126-member Assam Assembly elections scheduled for April 9.

The Congress party has announced its first list of 284 candidates for the upcoming West Bengal Assembly elections. The party will contest all 294 seats independently. Prominent leaders attended the Central Election Committee meeting to finalize the selections. The elections are scheduled to be held in two phases on April 23 and April 29.

Actor-turned-politician Vijay on Sunday officially introduced all 234 candidates of his party, the TVK, for the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, marking a major milestone in the party's electoral debut. The announcement was made at a grand event held at a private hotel in Nungambakkam, Chennai, where party leaders, cadres, and supporters gathered in large numbers.

The Election Commission has transferred 83 officials in West Bengal. These block development officers and assistant returning officers were moved across 18 districts. The reshuffle aims to ensure neutrality and a level playing field for upcoming elections. This action follows ongoing disagreements between the state government and the Centre regarding official transfers before polls.

KOLKATA: The Election Commission of India (ECI) has suspended three jawans on charges of allegedly playing carrom inside a local office of the ruling Trinamool

The elections for Assam's 126 Assembly constituencies are scheduled for April 9, with the counting of votes set to take place on May 4.

The Election Commission released the first supplementary list around midnight on March 23, followed by the second list at a similar time on March 27.

Ahead of the Kerala Assembly Elections, Congress MP KC Venugopal accused Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan of looting the state's economy. He stated public funds are being used for political branding, contrasting the LDF with the Congress-led UDF. The elections are scheduled for April 9. The UDF aims to unseat the incumbent LDF government.