West Bengal's 2026 assembly election saw a record voter turnout of 93.71%, surpassing 25 countries, including Singapore and Australia. The Special Intensive Revision process removed 90,83,345 names, with five constituencies in Malda and Murshidabad losing the most names, all won by the Trinamool Congress. The high turnout was attributed to the revision, with officials citing comparisons to other countries, but the Election Commission rejected allegations of vote manipulation, calling the revision a necessary exercise.
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Source: hindustantimes.com



