In West Bengal, the Additional Director General (ADG) of Law and Order has directed a comprehensive review of all complaints related to election violence during the 2021 Assembly polls.
The move comes amid renewed focus on accountability and justice, with authorities aiming to reassess unresolved cases and ensure that victims’ grievances are properly addressed.
Officials noted that the review will cover the full spectrum of complaints filed during the post-election period, including allegations of intimidation, assault, and property damage. The directive underscores the state’s commitment to transparency and restoring public confidence in law enforcement.
The exercise is expected to involve coordination between district police units, legal authorities, and oversight bodies, marking a significant step in revisiting one of the most contentious electoral episodes in recent years.
