Meghnad caught the thief in the clouds…

I have already called the recently retired IAS, Special Election Observer of West Bengal, Shri Subrata Gupta Saheb, “Arjun”. Why? I have also given an explanation in my writing. Those who have not read it, they will find the writing if they scroll down a little. Today I am giving another name to Subrata Gupta Saheb. Meghnad. Why? I came to write to give that explanation. What is the cloud-writing thing? I will tell you everything.

In Ramayana, Meghnad, son of Ravana, fought from behind the clouds. And in the West Bengal election war, under the orders of Chief Election Commissioner, Gyanesh Kumar, Modern Meghnad, Subrata Gupta or Arjun, is fighting with Gandiva in his hand, or let's say technology as a tool. To save democracy. If Gyanesh Kumar or West Bengal Chief Election Officer, Manoj Agarwal is the face of the Election Commission, then Subrata Gupta Sahib is the warrior behind the clouds. This talented student of IIT Kharagpur is actually a technologist. Subrata Babu caught the theft with a cool head, using that technology.

Where? You already know. Theft has been detected in Falta assembly constituency of South 24 Parganas. The commission, shocked by the nature of the theft, has rejected the entire Falta assembly polls. In Falta, fresh voting will be held on May 21. The result is on May 24. So, how did Subrata Babu catch the theft? I came to tell you that.

At the end of this article, I have given a PDF link of the 8-page guidelines of the Election Commission regarding the results. I request everyone to read these 8 pages carefully along with my article. Share it. So that all the people of the state can know.

The voting in the second phase was on the 29th. But since morning, there have been allegations of various irregularities in the voting. In Kolkata, at the office of the Chief Electoral Officer, ICCR, or Integrated Command and Control Room, there were a mountain of complaints about the results. Sometimes from ordinary people, sometimes from political party candidates, sometimes from candidates' agents. All the complaints were being sent to the concerned Presiding Officer, Sector Officer, Returning Officer and General Observer, as per the rules, to look into them. Check it out. Report. By then, the news started showing on the TV screen. There were allegations of white or black tape being put on the names of all the candidates except one specific candidate in multiple booths. I mean, vote. But vote for this one person. Or sometimes, tape on the name of a specific candidate. I mean, this specific candidate cannot be voted for. Sometimes there are allegations of intimidation of voters. So many allegations, yet, the reports of the returning officer and observers say, everything is fine. Everything is fine! So? Subrata is suspected. According to sources, Subrata and Manoj Agarwal informed Gyanesh Kumar about the matter. After that, Gyanesh Kumar ordered Subrata Babu to go to Diamond Harbour, according to sources.

On receiving the order, Subrata left for Diamond Harbour on the 30th. According to sources, before leaving Kolkata, Subrata Gupta called the Returning Officer of Falta, who is the District Minority Development Officer and the Observer in Charge of Falta appointed by the Commission (an IAS of Tamil Nadu cadre). He instructed that he was coming. He himself would be present during the scrutiny. They should wait until Subrata Babu arrived. According to sources, when Subrata Babu reached Diamond Harbour Women's University, where the scrutiny work was going on, he was surprised to see that the observer had left without waiting for him, despite instructions. Subrata's suspicions grew.

According to sources, Subrata then started looking through all the documents, notes of the Presiding Officer, Sector Officer, Returning Officer and Observer and the ATR, or Action Taken Report. Dhurandhar Subrata realized that for some “unknown reason”, the Returning Officer and Observer had blindly trusted the notes of the Presiding Officers and signed them without any investigation, after completing the scrutiny work. What did he write? That's it, everything is fine. Everything is fine. Subrata also noticed that, ignoring the commission's instructions, the scrutiny work was completed in the absence of a candidate from a particular party.

However, in several cases, the report states that EVMs were taped. It was possible to conduct "peaceful" voting again by removing it! According to sources, Subrata Babu wants to know how many people voted while the tape was on? How was it ensured that they were not deprived of voting for their preferred candidate? According to sources, Subrata Babu did not get any good answer to his question.

After that, Subrata Babu decided to check the webcasting. He was surprised to see that there were no recordings of different times of the day on the CCTV camera chips in many booths! Subrata's suspicions deepened. Outside, there was a flash of lightning, the rumble of clouds. Perhaps, in the sound of a cloud, an electric message reached the technologist's brain! "Oh Meghnad, the key to the Chiching Gap is hidden in the clouds" !!

So, all the webcasting feeds are stored in the cloud. According to sources, after that, Subrata ordered, sleep in the car. Let's go to Kolkata. It was around 12 am. Subrata re-entered the office of the State Chief Electoral Officer in the Shipping Corporation Building. With a few trusted people. The cloud storage or webcasting feed test kept deep in the cloud has begun. It is deep night. Sleep is deep across the state. Subrata is awake. With a group of other thugs.

The light of dawn was in the Ganga of Millennium Park. It was clear. Even Subrata, who was awake at night, had a clear light on his face. He had found what he was looking for. What did Subrata find? 
1. At least 68 booths, a crowd of people in the voting compartments. The same people were entering the voting compartments again and again.

2. In many cases, polling staff are also crowding into the voting compartment. 
3. In many cases, the footage does not show any activity of the sector officers or presiding officers between the time of receiving the complaint and the ATR (Action Taken Report). This means that they have either given a “teaching” or “mind-blowing” report on purpose.

Subrata wrote everything down and sent a report to the Election Commission in Delhi. On the 1st, the report was submitted to Gyanesh Kumar's desk. It said that irregularities had occurred in a total of 21% of the booths. As a result, a total of 23% of voters could be deprived of the opportunity to vote "freely". The instructions came on the 2nd. For the first time in the history of independent India, the Commission cancelled the elections of an entire assembly simply on the basis of allegations of rigging and a conspiracy by polling workers.

According to sources, the commission is going to take strictest action against the presiding officer, sector officer, returning officer and observer in charge of all the booths.
Subrata may have closed his eyes at that time. In the kingdom of clouds. Meghnad has fallen asleep after stealing in the clouds.

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