Two women’s quest for justice for their daughters fuels Bengal poll fight
Mothers seeking justice for murdered daughters highlights potential systemic failures.
Two mothers from West Bengal, Ratna Debnath and Sabina Yasmin, are contesting the Assembly elections to seek justice for their daughters' deaths. Debnath, whose daughter was murdered in a hospital attack, is campaigning on behalf of the BJP. Yasmin, whose daughter died in a bomb attack during victory celebrations, is running as a candidate for the Left Front. Both mothers blame the ruling Trinamool Congress and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for their daughters' deaths. Their campaigns highlight concerns about political violence and accountability within the state.
28 APR 2026
— The Hindu
Over 3.21 crore voters in West Bengal will cast ballots in the second and final phase of the Assembly elections.
29 APR 2026
— The Hindu
West Bengal's second and final phase of elections concluded with record voter turnout and a heightened security presence, but faced challenges with voter eligibility and roll revisions.
30 APR 2026
— The Hindu
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee visited an EVM strong room, alleging potential tampering and demanding transparency in the counting process.
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