The Election Commission has started preparations for elections in West Bengal. Deputy CEO of the upcoming assembly elections, Sudeep Jain, is meeting with top officials of the state for the second consecutive day. State Home Secretary, Director General of Police, Secretary of Health, Education, Women and Child Welfare Department are present in the meeting. This visit of Deputy Election Commissioner is considered to be very important before the publication of voter list in the state. The voter list is going to be released on Friday, January 15. The next assembly election is to be based on this list. He also visited the state in December.
Shortly before the election, the Election Commission can appoint central forces in the state. Therefore, Sudeep Jain took reports of law and order from the districts. After the state visit, the Deputy Election Commissioner will submit a report to the Delhi Election Commission. After receiving the report, the full bench of the commission can come to the state after examining it.

Please tell that the Deputy Election Commissioner had a meeting with the administrative officers of the districts from Wednesday morning. According to sources, through video conferencing, he also held a meeting with DMs and Superintendents of Police of the districts of North Bengal, officials of South Bengal Presidency, Burdwan and Midnapore Division. If sources are to be believed, Deputy Election Commissioner Sudeep Jain took a detailed report on the state of law and order during this visit. Therefore, various district administrations were also asked to keep the figures of recent political violence.

Dilip Ghosh demanded deployment of central force from February.
On the other hand, BJP's Bengal unit president Dilip Ghosh demanded deployment of central forces in the state from the month of February. Dilip Ghosh said that for a fair election in the state, it is necessary that central forces should be deployed in the state from February, because the democratic rights of the opposition parties are being violated in the state. It is necessary to instill confidence in the common voters so that they can vote fearlessly.

In Malappuram district of Kerala, 17 people have been arrested and 30 cases have been registered under the POCSO Act for raping a minor girl. The girl was also abused twice before.

Talking to IANS, station house officer of Pandikkad police station Mohammad Hanifa said, "A total of 30 cases have been registered at Pandikkad, Karuvarakkundu and Vandur stations in Malappuram district for sexual exploitation and assault of a minor girl."

The official said, “16 cases have been registered in Pandikkad, 13 in Karuvarakkundu, while 1 case has been registered in Vandur police station. 16 from Pandikkad and 1 from Vandoor have been arrested. ”The 17-year-old rape victim was abused 4 years ago at the age of 13, after which she was kept in the Nirbhaya center. The girl was raped once again in 2017, when she started living with her relative.

Girl was handed over to relatives

Here the matter came to light when she suddenly went missing from her brother-in-law, where she was staying with them. The father of a minor girl is no longer in this world, and her mother has no such address.

Malappuram Child Welfare Committee (CWC) Chairperson Shajesh Bhaskar said, "The girl was again handed over to her relatives, as there were no charges against either of them." All the accused were outsiders. " The case is being investigated by a police team led by Perinthalmanna Deputy SP along with Circle Inspectors of Pandikkad, Vandur and Karuvarakkundu police stations.