Villagers in Dhalpal, Cooch Behar district, use loudspeakers to remind a Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader, Sajal Hossain, of an election promise, according to multiple reports. The villagers publicly demand the “return” of alleged “cut money,” claiming Hossain had promised to give money after the party lost power but did not fulfill the commitment. In their announcements, residents repeat the demand for him to return the money, which they say was connected to election-related claims.
The reports describe the loudspeaker campaign as a form of public pressure, with villagers broadcasting reminders in the area. Both outlets present the issue as a dispute tied to alleged election promises and unpaid amounts, without providing confirmed documentation of the money’s nature or amounts. The coverage focuses on the villagers’ actions and their allegation that the TMC leader has not met the promise that voters say he made during the election period. The reports do not mention a response from Hossain or authorities in the provided summaries.
