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India Deep Research · 5 sources May 06, 2026 · min read

Congress backs Mamata’s stolen mandate claim, demands repolling in 100 Bengal seats

Congress supports Mamata Banerjee’s allegation of stolen mandate in West Bengal, demands repolling in 100 seats where deleted votes exceed victory margins.

ISHRAFIL KHAN

ISHRAFIL KHAN

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Congress backs Mamata’s stolen mandate claim, demands repolling in 100 Bengal seats
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TL;DR — Quick Summary

Congress has backed Mamata Banerjee’s claim that the mandate was stolen in at least 100 West Bengal Assembly seats and demanded repolling, calling it institutionalised electoral predation.

Key Facts
Party backing
Congress
Claim supported
Mamata Banerjee’s allegation of stolen mandate
Number of seats affected
At least 100
Reason
Deleted votes under SIR exceed victory margin
Congress stance
Demanded repolling in those seats
Congress spokesperson
Pawan Khera
Term used
“Institutionalised electoral predation”
Context
TMC chief Mamata Banerjee said she would not resign

West Bengal mein election ke baad ka political drama ab aur interesting ho gaya hai. Congress party ne TMC chief Mamata Banerjee ke us claim ko support kiya hai jismein unka kehna hai ki kam se kam 100 assembly seats ka mandate "chura liya gaya". Congress ne in seats par dobara voting karane ki demand bhi kar di hai.

Yeh mamla tab shuru hua jab Mamata Banerjee ne clear kar diya ki woh resign nahi karengi. Unka aarop tha ki at least 100 seats mein unka mandate stolen ho gaya hai. Ab Congress ne bhi is aarop ko seriously lete hue repolling ki demand utha di hai.

Congress ka kya hai stance — stolen mandate par kyun uthaya sawaal

Congress media department ke chief Pawan Khera ne is mamle ko "large-scale theft of mandate" karke describe kiya. Unka kehna hai ki electoral rolls ke manipulation ke through yeh sab hua hai. Khera ne is practice ko "institutionalised electoral predation" ka naam diya — yani ek tarah se system ke through mandate lootne ka kaam.

Congress ka point yeh hai ki jahan bhi deleted votes ki sankhya victory margin se zyada hai, wahan repolling honi chahiye. Yeh demand specially un 100 seats ke liye hai jahan SIR (special intensive revision) ke under votes delete kiye gaye hain.

Mamata Banerjee ka kya tha original claim

Mamata Banerjee ne pehle hi clear kar diya tha ki woh resign nahi karengi. Unka aarop tha ki BJP aur Election Commission ne milkar 100 se zyada seats ka mandate loot liya hai. Ab Congress ne bhi isi line par support diya hai.

Dekha jaye toh yeh ek interesting political situation hai. Congress aur TMC West Bengal mein ek dusre ke traditional rivals hain. Dono ne alag-alag election ladwaya tha. Lekin ab ek common issue par dono ek saath khade hain.

Hamaari Baat: Yeh support kyun important hai

Seedha baat karein toh Congress ka yeh support purely political hai. TMC aur Congress ke beech mein West Bengal mein koi friendship nahi hai. Lekin jab baat aati hai "mandate theft" ki — jo ek serious democratic issue hai — toh dono party ek platform par aa gayi hain.

Hamari nazar mein yeh ek positive development hai. Kisi bhi democracy mein agar kisi ko lagta hai ki mandate stolen hua hai toh uski awaaz uthni chahiye. Chahe woh rival party hi kyun na ho. Lekin sawaal yeh hai ki kya Election Commission is demand ko seriously lega? Kya repolling hogi? Kyunki SIR ke through votes delete karna koi naya issue nahi hai — pehle bhi ispar sawaal uth chuke hain.

Readers ke liye important baat yeh hai ki agar aap West Bengal ke voter hain toh aapke vote ki security par sawaal uth raha hai. Agar ek baar yeh maan liya gaya ki votes delete karke election ka result badla ja sakta hai — toh phir aapke vote ki value kya rahegi? Yeh ek serious democratic concern hai.

Sources & References

  1. BJP, ECI looted over 100 seats: Mamata refuses to back down — Hindustan Times
ISHRAFIL KHAN

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