Election Commission Likely to Further Reduce Counting Centres in West Bengal
The authorities did not reveal the reason for the move.
Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of West Bengal Manoj Kumar Agarwal said the number of counting centres was earlier brought down from 108 to 87 about two weeks ago for the 294 Assembly constituencies in the state.
“The number of counting centres can be reduced further from 77 if required. All counting centres will be under CCTV surveillance,” Agarwal said.
Officials said that Agarwal is likely to visit several centres personally.
The decision to rework the number of counting venues just three days ahead of counting has drawn criticism from the ruling party, an official at the poll panel said.
In Kolkata, counting for 11 Assembly constituencies will be conducted across five centres, he added.
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