Bengal Elections: EC Promises Balanced Composition of Counting Staff
Edited By WION Video Desk
Published: May 02, 2026, 17:30 IST | Updated: May 02, 2026, 17:30 IST
The Election Commission of India has assured a balanced and fair composition of counting staff for the upcoming West Bengal Assembly Elections. The move aims to ensure transparency, neutrality, and smooth conduct during the vote-counting process. Officials say strict guidelines will be followed to maintain credibility and public trust as the politically crucial elections approach.
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