Sources: 
The BJP claimed that the Trinamool Congress's current strategy to overturn the electoral process in West Bengal has failed following a Supreme Court ruling.The court upheld a Calcutta High Court decision regarding the appointment of Central government employees for vote counting. BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi stated, "The Trinamool's attempt to seize power by unfair means has completely crumbled now."
Trivedi described the TMC's legal actions as driven by frustration.He pointed out that the TMC has approached courts over 80 times in the last decade, suggesting a pattern of desperate legal maneuvers. The Election Commission of India reassured the Supreme Court that it would adhere to its circular regarding counting supervisor appointments.
The court emphasized that local party representatives will be allowed to witness the counting process, ensuring transparency. The BJP maintains that the TMC's actions are desperate attempts to weaken electoral integrity as the results are set to be declared shortly.
According to Trivedi, the upcoming results will confirm the TMC's alleged imminent defeat.
Justice Bagchi highlighted that every party's election agents would be present during the counting, further solidifying the legal framework within which the election is being contested.
"It hardly matters if he is a central govt nominee or not. It is to subjective satisfaction of ECI," stated Justice Bagchi, reinforcing the court's position on the election process.
Sources: The BJP asserted that the Trinamool Congress's efforts to gain power through unjust means have disintegrated following a Supreme Court ruling affirming a Calcutta High Court decision on Central employee deployment for vote counting in West Bengal, amidst allegations of the TMC's repeated legal maneuvers.
