Centre to Deploy 2,400 CAPF Companies in West Bengal for Elections, Doubling 2021 Levels

The Indian government plans to deploy 2,400 companies of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) in West Bengal for the upcoming elections, more than doubling the 1,071 companies deployed in 2021. This massive phased deployment aims to ensure security during elections and to prevent post-poll violence, as an additional 500 companies will remain in the state after voting concludes. Authorities will monitor the situation closely to maintain law and order throughout the election period and respond to any emerging threats.
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