The Election Commission has taken a big step to ensure the integrity of the democratic process in West Bengal. They've decided to hold a fresh round of voting in the entire Falta constituency on May 21. This move comes after the BJP raised serious concerns about tampered electronic voting machines (EVMs) during the April 29 polls.

The BJP had accused the ruling Trinamool Congress of manipulating the EVMs, which made it difficult for voters to select their preferred candidate. The party leaders, including Suvendu Adhikari, had raised this issue with the Election Commission, and now, the commission has taken action. The fresh polls will be held on May 21, and the counting of votes will take place on May 24.

The Falta constituency saw a heated contest between six candidates, including Jahangir Khan of the Trinamool Congress, Debangshu Panda of the BJP, and Abdur Razzak Molla of the Congress. The Election Commission's decision to hold a repoll has raised hopes that the democratic process will be upheld in West Bengal.

The Election Commission has been working hard to ensure that the polls are conducted fairly and transparently. They've also taken steps to address the concerns of the BJP and other parties. The repoll in Falta is a significant step towards maintaining the integrity of the electoral process.

The West Bengal assembly elections are being closely watched by the nation, and the Election Commission's decision to hold a repoll in Falta has sent a strong message that they're committed to upholding the democratic process.