Kolkata, April 27: The Lok Bhavan in West Bengal announced on Monday that its 24/7 citizen helpline will remain operational until May 10. This initiative aims to ensure a free, fair, and fear-free conduct of the upcoming assembly elections, allowing every voter to participate in the democratic process without fear.
In a statement released on Monday, Lok Bhavan reiterated its commitment to providing an environment where every citizen can exercise their democratic rights freely and fairly. The dedicated helpline will be fully functional until at least May 10, 2026, to offer assistance and guidance related to the ongoing assembly election process, ensuring uninterrupted support during this crucial period.
The helpline has been established to address concerns regarding the conduct of the assembly election process and to assist voters across the state. Citizens have been encouraged to report complaints, seek guidance, and receive timely institutional support through this accessible platform.
The statement highlighted that citizens facing difficulties in exercising their rights related to the electoral process, encountering any obstacles, or feeling threatened regarding their life or personal freedom can reach out to the helpline.
Citizens can contact the dedicated 24/7 helpline at the following numbers: 033-2200-1022, 033-2200-1023, 033-2200-1025, 033-2200-1026, 033-2200-1027, 033-2200-1028, 033-2200-1029, 033-2200-1032, and 033-2200-1036.
The statement further assured that all complaints will be handled with utmost sensitivity and confidentiality, with serious efforts made for their prompt resolution in coordination with the relevant authorities. Citizens are once again encouraged to actively participate in the democratic process and utilize the helpline when needed.
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