"See How Bangladesh Conducted Polls": Mamata Banerjee Sparks Row With Jibe At Election Commission

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has stirred controversy by criticizing the Election Commission of India (ECI) during a recent address, drawing a parallel with Bangladesh's electoral process. In her remarks, Banerjee suggested that the ECI's functioning could benefit from observing how elections are conducted in Bangladesh, which recently held its own polls. This comment has sparked a backlash and raised questions about the integrity and impartiality of the ECI, especially in light of the upcoming elections in West Bengal. Banerjee's jibe also reflects broader concerns regarding electoral transparency and fairness in India, adding fuel to ongoing debates about the effectiveness of the ECI. The Chief Minister's remarks have garnered attention, as they come at a time when the ECI faces scrutiny over its role in ensuring free and fair elections. The political landscape in West Bengal remains charged, with parties vying for influence ahead of the elections, making Banerjee's comments particularly provocative. As the situation develops, the implications of her statements for both state and national politics are likely to unfold, with many observing how the ECI will respond to such criticisms.