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Central forces for Bengal polls sets bad precedent. Sanctity of legal procedures is a must

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Supreme Court’s approval of central forces for West Bengal panchayat polls sets a bad precedent. It is the state election body that’s legally authorised to seek security from the State, which then can ask for Centre’s assistance. Elections should be free and fair. So should the sanctity of legal procedure.

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First it was the central government taking the role of arbiter of fake news. Now, Karnataka will set up its own fact-checking body. Nobody can stop a bad idea whose time has come. Someone will find a way to make it worse. Government’s unchecked powers pushes us toward potential censorship.

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