Shooting in Manipur, violence in Bengal! The first phase of voting caused the commotion! Achi-News

New Delhi: The voting process of the 1st phase of the Lok Sabha election is underway. Voting in 102 parliamentary constituencies across 21 states and Union Territories in the first phase of the elections is underway today on April 19. Voting will begin at 7am and close at 6pm. But the voting that was supposed to take place turned into violence.

Manipur, which was in the news a few months ago due to massive riots, has experienced violence again today. There was a firing incident in Manipur during the election today. Voting was going on peacefully at a polling station in Imphal East. At this time, the perpetrators suddenly opened fire. Then the defense personnel also counterattacked.

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At this time, there was a delicate situation in the place. Terrified by the incident, the voters suddenly ran everywhere to escape from the place. No matter how many precautions the Electoral Commission took to ensure peaceful voting, the criminals succeeded in creating disturbances.

Incidents of violence are being reported in the ongoing elections in West Bengal, and the stone-pelting incident in Cooch Behar, West Bengal during the first phase of the Lok Sabha polls has come to light. In Chandmari and other places miscreants threatened voters by pulling bricks. And prevented from going to polling stations.

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A bomb was recovered from Dinhata village in West Bengal’s Coochbehar, and there is also an allegation that Trinamool workers threw a bomb at the BJP booth president’s house in this area. A BJP booth president was allegedly injured in stone pelting by TMC workers in Coochbehar’s Chandamari district. Additionally, Bengal BJP claimed that its party’s polling agent Biswanath Pal was abducted from the polling booth by TMC party workers.