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EC Asks West Bengal Chief Secretary, DGP & CAPF to Enforce Zero Tolerance

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The Election Commission has directed the West Bengal Chief Secretary, DGP, and CAPF to enforce zero tolerance towards post-poll violence. The directive was issued after reviewing the situation on the ground.

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EC Asks West Bengal Chief Secretary, DGP & CAPF to Enforce Zero Tolerance

The Election Commission has directed the West Bengal Chief Secretary, DGP, and CAPF to enforce zero tolerance towards post-poll violence. The directive was issued after reviewing the situation on the ground, and it has emphasized the need for strict and immediate action to maintain law and order. The Commission has stressed that any incidents of post-poll violence will not be tolerated, and the authorities must take swift action to prevent such incidents. The directive is a significant development, as it highlights the Commission's commitment to maintaining peace and order during elections.

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EC directs West Bengal Chief Secretary, DGP and CAPF to enforce zero tolerance on post-poll violence

The Election Commission (EC) issued a directive on July 22, 2026, to West Bengal’s Chief Secretary, Director General of Police and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) to enforce zero tolerance against post-poll violence. The move comes after sporadic incidents of violence were reported following the assembly election results. The EC emphasized strict adherence to law and order protocols to prevent any recurrence. State authorities have been asked to ensure prompt action against violators. The directive underscores the EC’s commitment to maintaining peace post-election.

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EC Asks West Bengal Officials to Enforce Zero Tolerance Towards Post-Poll Violence

The Election Commission has directed West Bengal's Chief Secretary, DGP, and CAPF to ensure zero tolerance towards post-poll violence in the state. The move comes amid rising concerns over violence and intimidation of opposition candidates and workers. The commission has asked the officials to take immediate action to prevent such incidents and ensure a peaceful poll process. The order is aimed at maintaining the integrity of the electoral process in West Bengal.

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