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West Bengal's CM accused the central government of disenfranchising Matua voters ahead of elections.
On March 5, 2026, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee accused the central government and the Election Commission of excluding Matua community members from voter rolls, claiming that it was a political move to undermine their citizenship and voting rights.
She made the claims on the death anniversary of Matua leader Binapani Devi, claiming that long-term residents, many of whom are descendants of Bangladesh refugees, are being unfairly questioned about their status.
Banerjee denounced the Seva Sindhu Initiative as a tool for disenfranchisement and declared a protest in Kolkata.
The BJP dismissed the allegations as divisive, stating unequivocally that no Indian citizen would be denied rights.
El CM de Bengala Occidental acusó al gobierno central de privar de sufragio a los votantes de Matua antes de las elecciones.