West Bengal elections 2026: Pushed back into Bangladesh, 6 men from Murshidabad to vote this year
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Six migrant workers from Murshidabad, who were wrongly deported to Bangladesh last year, will vote in the West Bengal elections to prove their Indian citizenship. The elections, scheduled for April 23 and 29, have centered on issues of identity and belonging in Murshidabad, with residents fearing being labeled as outsiders due to missing voter records.
Six men from Murshidabad were deported to Bangladesh last year after being mistaken for Bangladeshis. They were later brought back to India. This year, they will vote in the West Bengal elections. The elections will take place on April 23 and 29. The men's experience has highlighted issues of identity and belonging in Murshidabad. Residents are concerned about being labeled as outsiders due to missing voter records.
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