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The candidate for the BJP received 7,65,584 more votes than his closest rival from the Trinamool Congress.

Previous Equity Abhijit Gangopadhyay of the Calcutta High Court won the Tamluk constituency in West Bengal on the ticket of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

The previous adjudicator received 7,65,584 votes, which was 77,733 more than his closest opponent from the Trinamool Congress (TMC), Debangshu Bhattacharya, according to the authority site of the Political decision Commission of India.

The Purba Medinipur region is home to the Tamluk seat.

Surprisingly, Suvendu Adhikari, a pioneer of the BJP, was twice chosen for the Lok Sabha on the TMC ticket in 2009 and 2014.

Value Gangopadhyay had left help in Spring this year and joined the BJP. Indeed, Equity Gangopadyay had been a vocal critic of Mamata Banerjee’s TMC government in the state even as an appointed authority.

Due to his contentious orders and proclamations, the previous adjudicator has played a major role in the new past.

Equity Soumen Sen was accused of “representing an ideological group in the state,” according to him.

The High Court expected to eventually take cognisance and move all strategies to itself every so often before Value Gangopadhyay.

Equity Gangopadhyay, who has been a judge at the High Court since May 2018, has repeatedly been accused of mocking the standards of legal discipline.

Equity Gangopadhyay, who was managing a number of petitions regarding the “School Occupations for Money Trick” at the time, had given a meeting to a local Bengali news channel in April 2023 regarding the alleged involvement of TMC founder Abhishek Banerjee in the scheme.

Since sitting adjudicators shouldn’t be holding meetings with Stations, the High Court took this into consideration.

Subsequently, the High Court expected to hold a phenomenal late evening sitting just to remain his solicitation requiring a report from its Secretary General.

Notably, he had been banned from campaigning for 24 hours in May by the Election Commission due to remarks he made about Mamata Banerjee, the West Bengal Chief Minister party leader.