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This is the story i heard from one of my friends just today about a doctor who spends most of his time on Richshaw, yes, guessed correctly, he does not like to have his own car, so rickshaw seems to be the best vehicle on the earth on which he can rely the most.
That Doctor has a lot of stories adhered to his famous name already.
One day my friend went on to have a check-up, fifteen to twenty other patients were stranding in queue for that Doctor. Dr. Bhadra ( name changed ) callded on my friend who happens to be one of the respected persons in that locality, offered him snacks and asked him to follow with two diaries in his hand.
Leaving behind all the patients waiting in his chamber, Dr. Bhadra got up to his favorite rickshaw, my friend sat by his side, and he opened the diary and started to recite poetries he had written last night. It was not less than a one hour when he realised that he was late for his chamber.
Incumbency factor, that is the one word to explain a unanimous mandate in favour of the left run State Government in West Bengal, where millions of pleple came out to vote for the Left-front ignoring scorching Sun beam, and hitherto unseen almost campaign-less Assembly Election 2006
Left did it for people of Bengal and who in turn rewarded them while casting votes.
In early nineties, a state that had witnessed its worst time in Industries, came up to lead from the front under the desered leadership of State Chief Minister, Sri Buddhadev Bhattacharya.
Sri Bhattacharya focussed on industrialisation of Bengal and invited investors of all corners of the globe to come in Bengal providing the best assistance the state could have done in their support. And that did the trick.
In IT sector alone, the state has captured a commanding position in India with Salt lake Sector -V, being deemed as one of the best site providing necessary IT infrustructure and leading IT Companies have responded to the call of Mr. Bhattacharya and invested here.
A traditional farmer based Political Party, largely dependant upon farmers, rural people and labourers of Bengal, and has a trustworthy face too amongst that community, this time seems to win the mandate of the city dwellers as well for its new industrial vision.
The Communist led Left-front Govt. has done an appreciable work in land reforms, irrigation and now its the turn of Industrialisation.
Bengal celebrities believe that it may expect to see an all together developed Bengal within coming five to seven years and so do people of Bengal.
Bagging 50.2% of the total votes cast and a win with three fourth majority, it seems that it has shadowed all previous mighty victory stories by any political party in the world’s largest democracy.
A consecutive seventh time victory ( thirty plus years in a row!) in the State Assembly Election, left seems to do just what people of Bengal wants them to do, a Government run by the people and for the people as well.
Hope the new development era will continue to grow up and expand and people of Bengal may see many more joyful moments of left run State Government in future.
Vote for Bengal
Election is on, and people are in queue. Rather slow movement, but they seem to be ready to wait stranding in long queues.
Three step to cast your FREE vote :
Step - 1: Queue
Step - 2: Relax
Step - 3: Cast
Voters’ tools:
1) Photo Identity Card
2) Patience
Must carry:
1) A bottle of saline water and umbrella
Voters assistance center:
1) Weather God, keeping it rather cloudy.
See also:
Local TV channels and FM radio for latest updates.
Enjoy your voting!
Flag march in Kolkata
No it is neither a coup, not a civil war. As the Assembly election is going to be held on the 27th day of April, so, Para-military forces are kicking dust all along the city roads. People seem to be very much watchful this time though usual political chats are on.
EC has decided to depute additional polling personnel in case things get delayed and a welcome decision. And hopefully, they may finish it up well in time.
No posters no hoarding!
A visibly different Kolkata before the election days, as no wall posters are seen anywhere in the city. It is, ofcourse, much clean this time.
Where is my Bus?
Hey man, i am standing at this bus-stop since last half an hour, and no bus as yet! Where do they go?
Buses are in Captivity, under ECs control. Let you be delayed or fail to reach your destination. Who cares for whom? Atleast EC is not going to bother much.
Kolkata will vote to select the members of West Bengal Legislative Assembly on the 27th day of April, 2006. Apart from Kolkata, two other districts of Bengal, North 24-Parganas and South 24-Parganas will also vote on the same day. This is the third of the five phased Assembly election’ 2006 as per the order of Election Commission of India.
Lots of controversies this time: A few of the many =>
=> State Vs. Central Police Force:
That is exactly not the battle the two security forces fought out direct with each other. It was, rather, a policy conflict in which Central Force won and deployed in the state of West Bengal to maintain law and order during election days.
=> Bogus Voters!
Do not really know whether they are bogus or ghost or virtual voters, but there may be something like that.On the other hand, we see genuine voters to cry out for names being cut from Voters’ list.
=>So Many!
State average is nearly 76% and somewhere it reaches above 80 to 90%, and even 100% voting has been recorded in a booth already! People really loves to vote here.
Watch how Kolkata votes!
