West Bengal government on Friday submitted its report to the Election Commission of India (ECI) regarding Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s injury. While on an election campaign in Nandigram on Wednesday, the CM got injured in what she termed as an attack by “four-five” people.

However, the government’s report has no mention of the “four-five persons. 

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It, however, referred to the presence of a huge crowd at the spot where the incident took place, he said.

The report also mentioned that there was no clear footage available of the spot where the incident took place from anywhere in the vicinity, he said.

Banerjee had been injured at Birulia bazar in Nandigram in East Midnapore district on March 10 while campaigning hours after she filed her nomination from the seat.

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“The only CCTV in the area which was in a shop was not working. Even the versions of the locals, considered to be eyewitnesses of the incident, was mixed. So reaching a conclusion is not possible,” a senior official of the district administration told PTI.

The EC had sought a report from the state chief secretary and the two observers appointed for the state for the coming Assembly poll following the incident.

Banerjee was discharged from Kolkata’s SSKM Hospital, where she was admitted due to the injury.