Imagine showing up to a big event, only to find out that the people in charge are not who you were expecting. That's kind of what's happening with the counting of votes in West Bengal. The Election Commission has decided that only Central government and PSU employees can oversee the counting, but the Trinamool Congress is not happy about it.

They think this decision is unfair and could lead to some serious problems on Monday when votes are being counted. That's why they're taking their complaint to the Supreme Court. They're hoping to get a quick hearing so they can sort everything out before the counting starts.

The counting is happening on Monday, which is the next working day after the Supreme Court's weekend. But the TMC is worried that without a fair and impartial team in place, things might get out of hand. They're counting on the Supreme Court to intervene and make things right.

The Election Commission's decision might seem like a simple change at first, but it could have big implications for the people of West Bengal. The TMC is fighting to make sure that everyone gets a fair say in the counting process.