The governor tweeted, “Our State can flourish only when Democracy blossoms. For this free and fair elections @MamataOfficial administration @HomeBengal & police @WBPolice have to be politically neutral. Let’s pledge on this Republic Day to achieve in State free & fair elections, shun of violence.”
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Elections to the 294-member West Bengal assembly are due in April-May. The political parties are strengthening its power to give a tough fight to the opposition in the upcoming polls.
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Earlier, the governor said that those who oppose free and fair elections will be sternly dealt with. He said that his objective remains that the people of Bengal cast their votes.
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At a meeting in South 24 Parganas, Dhankar said, “As governor my biggest task is to ensure that the 2021 polls are conducted in a free and fair manner. Central forces will come on time. I am not a party to politics or stake holder in politics.”
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Dhankhar said that there has been integration of administration with politics in West Bengal and asserted "The system has to be neutralised. It will be neutralised."
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