Related Quiz
What triggered the controversy in Barasat?
Allegations that CCTV cameras at a strong room were switched off briefly.
The discovery of missing EVMs.
Allegations that CCTV cameras at a strong room were switched off briefly.
A dispute over the results of a local election.
A protest against the presence of central forces.
What did the TMC claim about the CCTV cameras?
That the cameras were non-functional for approximately 17 minutes.
That the cameras were recording perfectly.
That the cameras were malfunctioning and deleting footage.
That the cameras were non-functional for approximately 17 minutes.
That the cameras were intentionally obscured by BJP workers.
Advertisement
What action did the Election Commission take in response to the incident?
They directed police to investigate the matter.
They announced a recount of the votes.
They directed police to investigate the matter.
They dismissed the allegations as unfounded.
They immediately removed the Electoral Registration Officer.
What was the BJP's primary concern regarding the incident?
That their workers were prevented from entering the premises.
The slow pace of vote counting.
That their workers were prevented from entering the premises.
The potential theft of EVMs.
The lack of central forces at the site.
Where are the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) stored?
At Barasat Government College.
At the local police station.
At the BJP headquarters.
At Barasat Government College.
At the TMC party office.
Your Score
2/10
Share
2/10