Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Lok Sabha candidate from Basirhat, North 24 Parganas (West Bengal) [India] Rekha Patra has criticized the Trinamool Congress (TMC) for alleged hooliganism during the elections and expressed gratitude for being able to vote. Has expressed. This time his vote. Have expressed confidence. Speaking to ANI, Patra said, “We have not been able to cast our vote since 2011, but today I am confident that with the blessings of God and Modiji, we will be able to cast our vote in the elections. So we are moving forward." Booth T Vote. He condemned TMC for its violent actions, especially in Sandeshkhali, where they allegedly stopped people from voting. The issue of TMC's violent tactics in Sandeshkhali Addressing, Patra said, “The movement in Sandeshkhali was not just about voting; It was about your dignity and respect.TMC members tried to confiscate the lands of the people of Sandeshkhali and did not give them any plan. He said, “They tried to derail our movement, but they failed because all the citizens of Sandeshkhali are united, the families are united. They are all our family. Patra said, "We stand with them and I am sure they will also stand with us." Criticizing the TMC cadre for beating up BJP women workers in Sandeshkhali, Patra said, "TMC's atrocities are new. No, they have been doing this since 2011."Tolerated it for a long time, and we can tolerate it just for one day. The entire people of Basirhat will answer them. BJP has fielded Rekha Patra from Basirhat constituency, while TMC has fielded Haji Nurul Islam. The seventh and final phase of voting in the biggest festival of democracy began on Saturday as voting began in the last 57 states and union territories. The seventh phase in Chandigarh at 7 am is the grand finale of the world's biggest voting marathon, which started on the 19th of last month and has already covered six phases and 48 Lok Sabha seats in India. Over 10.06 crore voters, including about 5.24 crore male, 4.82 crore female and 3574 third gender voters, are expected to exercise their franchise.The ECI said that voting for 28 states/UTs and 486 parliamentary constituencies was completed smoothly and peacefully. Counting of votes will take place on June 4.