The Todays Chanakya Exit Poll 2026 projections suggest a clear electoral trend across major states, with the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) likely to retain power in Tamil Nadu, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is expected to secure a dominant victory in West Bengal and maintain a strong lead in Assam. In Tamil Nadu, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) is projected to emerge as a significant challenger, outperforming the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), while in Kerala, a close contest is predicted between the United Democratic Front (UDF) and the Left Democratic Front (LDF). Overall, the exit poll points
The Todays Chanakya Exit Poll 2026 projections suggest a clear electoral trend across major states, with the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) likely to retain power in Tamil Nadu, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is expected to secure a dominant victory in West Bengal and maintain a strong lead in Assam. In Tamil Nadu, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) is projected to emerge as a significant challenger, outperforming the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), while in Kerala, a close contest is predicted between the United Democratic Front (UDF) and the Left Democratic Front (LDF). Overall, the exit poll points
Watch: I sense clear majority for DMK in Tamil Nadu: Mallikarjun Kharge
AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge on Thursday expressed confidence that the alliances of which the Congress is a part, will get a clear majority in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, where Assembly elections were held earlier this month. In Assam, where Assembly polls were held on April 9, Congress will win more seats than the exit polls show, he said. He added that the grand old party gave a tough fight in Puducherry, and in West Bengal the fight has been for the partys growth.
West Bengal Assembly: Will Mamata Banerjee Win a Fourth Term?
The contest between the ruling All India Trinamool Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party appears closer than in previous elections, with projections varying significantly across agencies
'We Will Win Over 226 Seats, Don't Trust Exit Polls': Mamata Banerjee On Bengal Election
West Bengal assembly election 2026 exit polls: ... I have complete faith in the massive mandate given by the people, Mamata Banerjee said
Will win 226 seats in Bengal; exit poll predictions meant to demoralise TMC workers: Mamata
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused the BJP of orchestrating exit poll predictions. She claims these projections are designed to demoralize Trinamool Congress workers. Banerjee expressed strong confidence in her party's victory. She anticipates the TMC will secure more than 226 seats in the upcoming assembly elections. Banerjee also alleged central forces acted as BJP agents during polling.
Election Commission assessing repoll plea in 77 booths in West Bengal
If required, repolling in the affected booths could be conducted as early as May 1, officials added
Opinion: Opinion | If Mamata Banerjee Wins Again, It Might Be Only Because Of One Particular Group
Anyone familiar with the recent political and electoral history of West Bengal knows that while the BJP has done extremely well in north Bengal, it has so far failed to breach the Mamata citadel of south Bengal.
'We are forming govt of Maa, Mati, Manush': Bengal CM Mamata rejects exit polls giving BJP edge
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee dismissed exit poll predictions, asserting the Trinamool Congress will secure a decisive victory. While most surveys indicated a close contest with a slight edge for the BJP, one poll projected a strong win for the TMC. Both parties expressed confidence in their respective wins.
Exit Polls vs Reality: How Accurate Are They in West Bengal Elections?
A deep dive into exit poll accuracy in West Bengal. Why 2021 predictions failed and whether 2026 exit polls can be trusted.
No Signal? Axis My India skips Bengal exit poll as voters refuse to speak
Polling agency Axis My India will not release West Bengal exit poll data for the 2026 elections. The agency cited a lack of representative sample and widespread voter silence. This non-responsiveness impacts the reliability of projections. Other agencies have released exit polls indicating a close contest between principal rivals. Final results will be known on May 4.
In pictures: West Bengal elections conclude with high voter turnout
Inside the second phase of polling in West Bengal amid rain and violence.
Exit polls: BJP to win Assam, has edge in Bengal; DMK to return in Tamil Nadu
Exit polls on Wednesday predicted a thumping victory for the BJP in Assam and a clear edge for the party over the ruling TMC in West Bengal. The polls also project a return of the DMK government in Tamil Nadu and a likely comeback for the Congress-led UDF in Kerala after 10 years
Watch: WB exit polls split verdict, leaders react ahead of results
With polling concluded in West Bengal, attention has now shifted to exit polls and political reactions.
West Bengal polls see record turnout in first two phases
West Bengal has recorded a historic polling average of 92.85 per cent across the first two phases of Assembly elections, with the second phase reaching 92.47 per cent till midnight on April 29. While officials said the figures are not final, the turnout has already surpassed previous records and drawn praise from the Election Commission
Exit poll results 2026 for Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala, Puducherry: Explained in 5 charts
Exit polls suggest a mixed verdict across states as West Bengal anticipates a hung assembly, potentially ending Mamata Banerjee's tenure. Tamil Nadu might see actor Vijay's TVK emerge as a significant force, challenging the established duopoly. Assam favors a BJP hat-trick, while Kerala's Left government faces a potential defeat. Puducherry's NDA is expected to retain power.
A SIR-marred turnout in West Bengal
In absolute terms, the increase in voter turnout in the eastern State was lowest among recent electoral cycles
Exit Polls 2026: Clear Wins in 4 States, West Bengal Emerges as Most Unpredictable Battle
Exit polls indicate decisive victories in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam, and Puducherry, while West Bengal remains highly unpredictable with sharply divided projections between TMC and BJP.
The polls have predicted UDF ahead in Kerala, NDA victory in Assam and Puducherry
Trinamool rejects West Bengal exit polls, cites 2021 miss
Kolkata: The Trinamool Congress on Wednesday, April 29, dismissed exit poll predictions indicating an edge for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the West Bengal Assembly elections, citing past instances where such projections failed to reflect actual results. Trinamool Congress Rajya Sabha MP Derek OBrien questioned the credibility of exit polls, referring to similar projections Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
West Bengal Records Highest-Ever Assembly Poll Turnout Since Independence
SRINAGAR: West Bengal has registered a historic voter turnout of 92.47 per cent in the two-phase Assembly elections, marking the highest participation in the state since Independence. According to the Election Commission of India, polling in Phase II stood at 91.66 per cent as of 7:45 pm, while Phase I, conducted on April 23, recorded []
Exit polls differ on West Bengal, Tamil Nadu; give Assam to BJP, Kerala to Cong
Exit polls suggest a BJP-led alliance victory in Assam and a UDF win in Kerala, potentially leaving the Left out of power in any state. Puducherry is expected to see the AINRC-BJP combine retain power. Tamil Nadu and West Bengal present a mixed picture, with some polls indicating a tight race in Tamil Nadu and differing predictions for West Bengal.
KOLKATA, Apr 29 : West Bengals high-stakes assembly elections ended on Wednesday with a massive voter turnout of 91.66 per cent in the second and final phase, capping one of the most intense electoral contests in the recent years andsetting the stage for a far-reaching verdict on whetherchief minister Mamata Banerjee will continue her dominance or the BJP will break the TMCs hold in the state. With 91.66 per cent at the closing of the voting, and reportedly lakhs of [] The post 2026 WB poll battle: Highest-ever voter turnout of over 92% amidst SIR shadow caps fierce BJP-TMC faceoff appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
92.6% turnout in Phase 2 takes Bengal total to record 92.9%
West Bengal witnessed an unprecedented voter turnout of 92.9% across two phases, surpassing previous records and nearing India's highest. This surge, particularly in Kolkata, is attributed to voter roll corrections and enhanced security. Despite a reduced electorate, more votes were cast, with women outvoting men. Officials are investigating complaints of vote tampering.
Bengal Sees 92.47% Voter Turnout, Highest Since Independence
As of 7.45 pm, poll participation in West Bengal in Phase II of the Assembly elections stood at 91.66 per cent.
Mitsubishi moves to exit NTPC project
Mitsubishi, the Japanese conglomerate, is poised to exit a power project located in West Bengal, prompting discussions with NTPC regarding the financial implications. The company has tabled an offer for penalties associated with their withdrawal from the incomplete project, while NTPC is advocating for a more substantial settlement. As dialogues continue, both parties are working towards an agreeable resolution.
Exit polls predict BJP victory in Bengal, UDF comeback, NDA strong in Assam
Exit polls released on Wednesday suggest a significant shift in political landscapes. In West Bengal, the BJP is projected to win, while the Trinamool Congress may lose power. Kerala's Left front faces defeat, with the UDF expected to return. Assam's NDA appears set for a third term. Tamil Nadu's DMK alliance is predicted to retain power.
West Bengal sees record voter turnout, ECI flags irregularities, repoll likely in select booths
West Bengal witnessed its highest voter turnout since Independence. The second phase of polling was largely peaceful, with no reported deaths during the campaign or on voting day. This high participation sets a national precedent. While most areas saw smooth voting, isolated incidents of alleged irregularities and attacks were reported. A decision on re-polling in specific booths is pending review.
BJP chief claims big victory in West Bengal polls
In Puducherry, the NDA is projected to retain power. However, exit polls have historically been unreliable, especially in West Bengal
West Bengal Assembly polls 2026: States sees massive voter turnout of 92.47 pc
Addressing a press conference, the CEO said that polling was conducted across 142 Assembly seats in eight districts: Kolkata South, Kolkata North, South 24 Parganas, North 24 Parganas, Howrah, Hooghly, Nadia, and Purba Bardhaman
West Bengal logs record 91.66% turnout in phase 2, sporadic violence reported across districts
West Bengal witnessed a record voter turnout exceeding 91% in the second phase of assembly elections, contributing to an overall 92.47% across two phases, the highest since Independence. Despite high participation, sporadic incidents of violence and vandalism were reported from various locations, prompting the Election Commission to seek reports and ensure fair polling.
Exit polls: DMK in TN, BJP in Assam, UDF in Kerala? | Above the Fold | 29.04.2026
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West Bengal Assembly polls: 70,000 CAPF personnel to remain in State after polling
The deployment plan was finalised and issued on March 19, an official says
Exit Polls Give Edge to BJP in West Bengal, Mamatas Exit
UDF may return in Kerala, status quo in TN, Assam, Puducherry
West Bengal assembly elections: Over 90% voter turnout in final phase
The combined poll-percentage over the two-phases stood at 92.47 per cent as of 7:45 p.m., highest ever since Independence
In West Bengal, while most exit polls predicted a BJP win, two pollsters People's Pulse and Janmat polls predicted a big win for Mamata Banerjee-led TMC.
Several agencies released exit poll projections after voting for the second phase of West Bengal Assembly elections ended on Wednesday.
Record 91% turnout in West Bengals phase two poll; total State turnout highest since Independence
CM accuses BJP of trying to rig the election at her Bhabanipur constituency; BJP button on EVMs allegedly covered by tape in some polling booths; CM claims CAPF is carrying out unprecedented atrocities
Who will win Bengal, Assam, TN, Kerala, Puducherry? Heres what exit polls say
With elections coming to a close in West Bengal on Wednesday, April 29, as well as in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Puducherry, all eyes are now on exit poll predictions, with several predicting a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) win in two crucial states and a Congress sweep in one. Most exit polls have predicted Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Exit Polls Predict BJP Win In Assam, Edge In Bengal; DMK To Return In TN, UDF To Take Kerala
NEW DELHI, Apr 29: Several exit polls on Wednesday predicted a thumping victory for the BJP in Assam and a clear edge for the party over the ruling TMC in West Bengal, while projecting a return of the DMK government in Tamil Nadu and a comeback by the Congress-led UDF in Kerala after 10 years. The pollsters also forecast a return to power for the AINRC-led NDA government in Puducherry. Axis My India predicted a sweep for the BJP in [] The post Exit Polls Predict BJP Win In Assam, Edge In Bengal; DMK To Return In TN, UDF To Take Kerala appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
WB Assembly Elections 2026: BJP alleges symbol 'taped' at Diamond Harbour booths, slams TMC
West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 concluded with a high turnout of 89.99%. The BJP accused the TMC of electoral malpractice, including alleged tampering with EVM buttons in Falta, while demanding repolling in affected booths.
4 Exit Polls Give BJP Edge In West Bengal, 2 To Trinamool Congress
West Bengal has been the most closely contested poll in this election cycle.
Poll Of Exit Polls: BJP Rises In Bengal, Trinamool Holds; UDF Takes Kerala From LDF
Exit poll data for West Bengal, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Puducherry has landed. Now, we look at what the poll of exit polls say
TMC's Abhishek Banerjee claims voter death after 'assault' by central forces
An elderly voter died in Howrah district during the second phase of West Bengal assembly elections. Senior TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee alleged central forces assaulted the voter. He accused the forces of acting as the BJP's private army. Banerjee stated the elderly man collapsed after being pushed and assaulted. He warned of consequences for those involved in alleged excesses.
700 companies of central forces to stay in Bengal after polls: Official
Central Armed Police Forces will continue their deployment in West Bengal after polling concludes. Approximately 700 companies will remain in the state to ensure peace and prevent untoward incidents. This extended presence aims to maintain normalcy and assist the state administration. Further decisions on deployment duration will be based on ground assessments.
4 Exit Polls Give BJP Edge In West Bengal, 1 To Trinamool Congress
West Bengal has been the most closely contested poll in this election cycle.
Mamata Banerjee votes in Bhabanipur, questions free and fair poll claims
During the West Bengal polls, Mamata Banerjee arrived at Mitra Institute in Bhabanipur to cast her vote but raised serious concerns over the conduct of the elections.
West Bengal elections: Polling concludes; 90 pc voter turnout till 5 pm
Among districts, Purba Bardhaman reported the highest turnout at 92.46 per cent, followed by Hooghly (90.34 per cent), Nadia (90.28 per cent) and Howrah (89.44 per cent)
West Bengal Exit Poll 2026 latest updates: Exit polls in West Bengal offer conflicting predictions for the upcoming election results. Some surveys suggest a significant win for the Bharatiya Janata Party, potentially unseating the Trinamool Congress. Other polls indicate the Trinamool Congress will retain power with a comfortable majority. The final results will reveal the state's political direction.
Assembly Elections 2026 Exit Poll Updates: Elections have concluded across West Bengal, Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Puducherry. Now, all eyes are on the upcoming exit polls. These projections will provide the first glimpse into how voters cast their ballots. The results will shape the political narrative before the final counting day.
West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026: Central security forces allegedly baton-charged civilians, including women and a child, in South 24 Parganas during West Bengal elections. TMC leaders condemned the violence, calling for accountability. An Election Commission official stated action will be taken if any security personnel are found involved in injuring the child. The incident occurred amid heightened political activity and deployment of a special observer.
West Bengal Exit Poll 2026 LIVE Updates: Voters queued up from 7 AM outside booths in Kolkata, Howrah, Hooghly, Nadia, North and South 24 Parganas and Purba Bardhaman districts, which form Bengal's electoral and political core.
Evening news wrap: Exit polls today for 4 states, 1 UT; Trump's fresh warning to Iran & more
Voters await exit polls as West Bengal concludes its Phase 2 elections. Prime Minister Modi inaugurated Uttar Pradesh's longest Ganga Expressway. Meanwhile, Donald Trump issued a stern warning to Iran regarding nuclear talks, and King Charles III emphasized democratic values and climate action during his US visit.
The tale of two Ms: Modi vs Mamata and the pulse of Indian politics
The 2026 Assembly elections in West Bengal are set to be a thrilling showdown, positioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi against Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Each leader is harnessing the power of personal narratives and community engagement in their strategies. Emotional appeal and voter interaction are at the forefront, with welfare initiatives becoming pivotal in their campaigns.
West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 Exit Polls to be Out at 6.30 PM Today
Mamata Banerjee and Bharatiya Janata Party eye crucial outcome in West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026.
Tamil Nadu recorded a historic 85.1% voter turnout in the Assembly polls, while Puducherry led with 91.23%. Assam saw a turnout of 85.91%, and Kerala registered 78.27%.
Assembly elections 2026: No re-polls ordered in Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, says ECI after scrutiny
The verification exercise was conducted on April 24 across all 152 Assembly constituencies in West Bengal and 234 constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in the presence of general observers and candidates or their representatives
Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal Chief Minister, has accused central forces of bias during the ongoing polling. She stated that CRPF personnel were seen supporting a particular political party. Banerjee emphasized that voters in queues until the polling closure must be allowed to cast their ballots. She expressed disappointment with the conduct of the CRPF during the election process.
West Bengal election Phase 2: Mamata, Suvendu land in same booth area in Bhabanipur
TMC chief Mamata also raised the issue of alleged unrest in Bhangar and accused the Election Commission of India of failing to ensure neutrality
West Bengal assembly elections 2026: Maid contests from Burdwan, households left without help
Kalita Majhi, a domestic worker and BJP candidate, has left a void in her employers' lives as she campaigns for the Ausgram seat. Her employers, who view her as family, are struggling with daily routines in her absence. Majhi aims to prove that a domestic worker can become an MLA and represent the economically weaker sections.
Bengal Polls: Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury alleges TMC 'fear tactics', says turnout high
Voter turnout in West Bengal elections remains high despite TMC's alleged attempts to instill fear. Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury credits central security forces for enabling citizens to vote without apprehension. He noted a significant reduction in poll-related violence compared to past local elections.
West Bengal Polls: Sayani Ghoshs Video Clipped, Shared With False Communal Spin
Team WebQoof found that the two clips were from two different states and presented in a misleading manner.
Mamata Banerjee, Suvendu Adhikari land in same booth area in Bhabanipur
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee and BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari traded sharp accusations while present at the same polling booth area in Bhabanipur. Both leaders alleged intimidation and rigging, highlighting the high-stakes political battle in the constituency
Suvendu Adhikari alleges attack by TMC workers during Bhabanipur booth visit
Security forces resorted to a lathi charge at a polling booth in Bhabanipur during the West Bengal Assembly elections after tensions escalated on the ground.
Farooq Abdullah criticises ECs handling of WB polls; asks is Bengali not trusted
SRINAGAR: Is Bengali not being trusted, asked veteran politician and three-time former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Farooq Abdullah, on Wednesday while slamming the Election Commission for the deployment of a large contingent of central police forces and bureaucrats during the West Bengal polls. Abdullah, who is the president of the ruling National Conference, []
Actress Srabanti Chatterjee Encourages Voter Participation in Bengal Elections
Kolkata, April 29: Voting is underway for the second phase of elections across 142 assembly seats in West Bengal. Actors and actresses from the Bengal film industry are actively participating in this democratic celebration, urging citizens to prioritize voting before any other activities. At polling booth number 15 in Behala West, renowned actress Srabanti Chatterjee ... Read more Actress Srabanti Chatterjee Encourages Voter Participation in Bengal Elections
West Bengal Exit Poll 2026 Live Updates: Massive turnout sets the stage ahead of exit poll figures
Election Commission Implements Zero Tolerance Policy Amid West Bengal Voting
Kolkata, April 29: Voting is underway for 142 assembly seats in the second phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections. Manoj Kumar Agarwal, the Chief Electoral Officer, addressed incidents that occurred during the voting process, assuring that the administration is fully alert and will take immediate action against any irregularities. Agarwal reported that a gathering ... Read more Election Commission Implements Zero Tolerance Policy Amid West Bengal Voting
Polling Peacefully Underway, Turnout May Surpass First Phase: Agarwal
More than 60 per cent of the 3.21 crore electors voted till 1 pm in the second phase of polling in West Bengal amid sporadic violence and attacks on candidates
After Bihar, will Asaduddin Owaisi's AIMIM become a factor in West Bengal too?
AIMIM is targeting the 2026 West Bengal Assembly polls after a notable performance in Bihar. The party faces challenges from electoral roll revisions and a potential consolidation of minority votes behind the TMC. AIMIM aims to represent minorities and marginalized communities, fielding candidates in key constituencies. Developments like electoral roll deletions and the UCC promise are influencing voter sentiment.
Voting in West Bengal's Panihati constituency saw heightened political tension. BJP candidate Ratna Debnath alleged intimidation by TMC workers. Her husband also reported being confronted. BJP's Chief Election Agent accused TMC of voter influence. Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari also faced alleged attacks. Polling is underway for 142 seats amid tight security.
Mamata Banerjee Stands Strong with Bengal: Sayoni Ghosh Claims Victory Ahead
Kolkata, April 29: In the lead-up to the West Bengal Assembly elections, TMC MP Sayoni Ghosh has launched a strong attack on the BJP. She asserted that the BJPs claims of victory are merely superficial. Ghosh emphasized that the people of Bengal stand firmly with Mamata Banerjee, and the election results will clearly reflect this ... Read more Mamata Banerjee Stands Strong with Bengal: Sayoni Ghosh Claims Victory Ahead
West Bengal Elections 2026: Sourav Ganguly Casts Vote In South 24 Parganas
Former India cricket captain Sourav Ganguly, along with his wife Dona Ganguly, on Wednesday cast their votes in the second phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections.
How Tamil Nadu waited for Assembly election results over the decades
For the first time in Tamil Nadus history, the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) were deployed in all the 234 Assembly segments in the 2001 Assembly elections, mirroring simultaneous rollouts in Kerala, Puducherry, and West Bengal
High Voter Turnout Expected in West Bengal Elections, Says BJP Leader Locket Chatterjee
Kolkata, April 29: Voting is underway for 142 assembly seats in the second phase of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly elections. BJP leader Locket Chatterjee displayed her ink-marked finger after casting her vote. Speaking to a news agency, Chatterjee stated, Approximately 85 percent voting has already taken place at our booth. People have been coming ... Read more High Voter Turnout Expected in West Bengal Elections, Says BJP Leader Locket Chatterjee
Exit polls for the 2026 Kerala, West Bengal, Assam, and Tamil Nadu Assembly elections are due today. In 2021, pollsters accurately predicted Assam and Kerala's outcomes, but West Bengal and Tamil Nadu saw results deviate from initial projections, with the TMC and DMK winning respectively.
Polling peacefully underway, turnout may surpass first phase: Bengal CEO Agarwal
West Bengal's second phase of voting is underway with extensive security. The Chief Electoral Officer expressed confidence in a high voter turnout, potentially exceeding the first phase. He highlighted the peaceful conduct of polling across the state. All necessary arrangements are in place to ensure a smooth electoral process.
'Historic hat-trick of victories': PM Modi hails 'fearless voting in Bengal'
Prime Minister Modi lauded West Bengal's high voter turnout in the second phase of assembly elections, highlighting a fearless atmosphere. He expressed confidence in a BJP hat-trick of victories across five states, citing recent successes in Bihar and Gujarat. The results on May 4 are anticipated to bolster the resolve for a developed India.
West Bengal polls: PM Modi must resign when TMC wins, Derek O'Brien says
West Bengal Elections 2026: TMC MP Sudip Bandyopadhyay says will win all 11 seats in Kolkata
West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026: Trinamool Congress MP Sudip Bandyopadhyay is confident of winning all 11 seats in Kolkata. He stated security arrangements are not a concern for his party. The Election Commission of India's deletion of votes is condemned. West Bengal is voting in the second phase of assembly elections. This phase is crucial for Trinamool Congress to retain power.
BJP candidate Rudranil Ghosh accused West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee of obstructing voter list deletions, alleging it was done to defame the ECI and confuse the public. Ghosh also claimed TMC threatened officials, preventing them from performing their duties. Meanwhile, Maharashtra Congress MLC Bhai Jagtap expressed confidence in Banerjee's victory, citing her good work.
West Bengal Elections Phase 2: Bhangar tense during polling, ISF claims voters, agents threatened
West Bengal Elections Phase 2: Tension flared in Bhangar and South 24 Parganas during West Bengal Assembly elections. The ISF alleged TMC workers intimidated polling agents and voters. Trouble was reported from Bhangar and Canning Purba. Central forces and NIA teams were deployed. ISF candidates complained about vote rigging and agents being driven out. The TMC denied the allegations.
IPL 2026: 'Difficult to pick a favourite', Sourav Ganguly says race is wide open
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly cast his vote in West Bengal elections. He commented on the ongoing IPL 2026 season. Ganguly stated it is hard to choose a clear favourite. Several teams are performing well. The tournament remains competitive and wide open.
Watch: Mamata visits polling booths, alleges central forces acting at BJPs behest
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee visited multiple polling booths in Bhabanipur during voting, alleging that central forces and election observers were acting under BJP influence
People Are Voting Fearlessly In West Bengal This Time: PM Modi
HARDOI (UP), Apr 29: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said voters are casting their vote in West Bengal this time in a fearless atmosphere, which was unimaginable in the past six or seven decades. He also asserted that the assembly poll results on May 4 will further strengthen the resolve of a developed India. Voting is underway in 142 constituencies of West Bengal in the second and final phase of polling. Addressing a gathering after the inauguration of the [] The post People Are Voting Fearlessly In West Bengal This Time: PM Modi appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Exit Polls failures: Nine times predictions missed the mark
Assembly Election Exit polls Failure History: Exit polls for West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry, and Assam are awaited. However, past elections in Haryana, Lok Sabha 2024, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, and Lok Sabha 2014 and 2004 show these forecasts can be inaccurate. Voter sentiment is complex. The final results on counting day are the only ones that truly matter.
Nusrat Jahan Casts Vote in Bengal Elections, Urges Citizens to Participate
Kolkata, April 29: The second phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections is underway, with voting taking place for 142 seats. Former MP and popular actress Nusrat Jahan cast her vote at a polling station located in the Diamond City South Apartments in Kolkata. In an interview, Nusrat Jahan emphasized the importance of exercising ones ... Read more Nusrat Jahan Casts Vote in Bengal Elections, Urges Citizens to Participate
BJP leaders express confidence, say Bengal voters yearning for 'Paribartan'
Senior BJP leaders noted high voter enthusiasm across West Bengal. They stated people voted freely without fear or intimidation. Central forces ensured a violence-free atmosphere. Leaders believe this indicates a strong desire for change in the state. High voter turnout is seen as a positive sign for the BJP's prospects.
