West Bengal Assembly elections | Mamata Banerjee secure, doctors to conduct more tests

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who’s present process remedy at a State-run hospital in Kolkata following the alleged assault on her in Nandigram is “stable” now, and doctors are planning to conduct a collection of medical tests, together with a CT scan, to assess the diploma of her damage, sources on the facility mentioned on March 11.

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Preliminary medical tests carried out on Ms. Banerjee late on March 10 evening detected extreme bone accidents in her left ankle and foot, and accidents in her proper shoulder, forearm and neck, they mentioned.

“A short lived plaster was finished on her left ankle and she’s going to bear a number of blood tests this morning. Her ECG report was fantastic.

“Banerjee is stable now. She will be under observation for the next 48 hours. A CT scan may be conducted during the day. We will again examine her and decide on our next course of treatment. Her fever subsided,” a health care provider of the SSKM Hospital informed PTI.

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The State authorities constituted a nine-member staff to deal with Ms. Banerjee, and doctors carried out an x-ray on the Chief Minister as quickly as she was taken to the hospital from Nandigram on March 10 night.

Ms. Banerjee sustained accidents on her left leg and waist as she fell on the bottom after she was allegedly pushed by unknown miscreants whereas campaigning for Assembly elections in Nandigram.

She is present process remedy on the 12.5 particular cabin of Woodburn Block of the SSKM Hospital.

The TMC supremo on March 10 filed her nomination to contest the following Assembly elections from Nandigram seat.

Senior officers go to space

Senior district officers on March 11 morning visited the world in Nandigram the place Ms. Banerjee was allegedly attacked whereas campaigning for the elections.

Purba Medinipur District Magistrate Vibhu Goel, Superintendent of Police Praween Prakash and different officers visited the Birulia Bazar space to inquire concerning the incident, officers mentioned.

The officers spoke to eye-witnesses, in addition to in search of any CCTV put in within the space to verify the precise sequence of occasions, they mentioned.

“We are talking to people who were present here during the incident. We have not got hold of any clear footage of that moment till now,” the District Magistrate mentioned.

“Multiple people are giving multiple versions of the incident. We are trying to listen to those who were present at that moment, and then file our report to the Election Commission,” he added.

The district administration might file a report to Election Commission of India by the second half of the day, sources mentioned.

“We are also looking for anyone who has managed to record the incident on his or her mobile phone at that time,” a senior police officer mentioned.

Trinamool Congress and BJP supporters received engaged in a confrontation over the assault on Banerjee because the officers have been visiting the Birulia Bazar space.

The TMC supporters alleged that the “attack was a pre-planned conspiracy”, whereas the BJP employees termed it a lie.

EC seeks report from Chief Secretary

Soon after the alleged incident, the Election Commission sought a report on the matter from Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay.

“This is a serious matter which needed to be investigated. We are constantly keeping a tab on the situation. We have sought a report from the state police and administration. The report must be sent quickly,” a senior official on the CEO mentioned.

A preliminary report was despatched to the EC, New Delhi on March 10 evening, he mentioned.

No official grievance was lodged by the chief minister until March 11 morning, sources mentioned.