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BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari is leading by over 3000 votes in Nandigram. TMC supremo and West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee is contesting against Adhikari.
Counting of votes is currently underway in the high-stake West Bengal, overshadowed by the raging Covid-19 pandemic, as the BJP seeks to consolidate its hold over the eastern state.
Nandigram Assembly Election Result: Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and her former aide Suvendu Adhikari are contesting against each other in Nandigram. Adhikari is BJP's candidate from Nandigram.
The marathon eight-phase assembly elections in West Bengal is over and now all eyes are on May 2 when the votes will be counted. The over month-long elections in Bengal witnessed high-pitched and acerbic campaigning from both the ruling Trinamool Congress and the prime challenger Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). While top leaders of the BJP, including PM Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, have repeatedly express confidence of the saffron party winning more than 200 seats, CM Mamata Banerjee has also exuded confidence of retaining power in the state where her TMC had dethroned the Left in 2011 for the first time.
India TV-Peoples Pulse Exit Poll for West Bengal has predicted a big win for the BJP against Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress.
The marathon eight-phase assembly elections in West Bengal is over and now all eyes are on May 2 when the votes will be counted. The over month-long elections in Bengal witnessed high-pitched and acerbic campaigning from both the ruling Trinamool Congress and the prime challenger Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
India TV-Pepoles Pulse Exit Poll prediction says BJP may get 13-16 seats, TMC may gain with 14-16, Congress may bag 1-2 seats in the seventh phase. Polling was held on 36 seats.
In the sixth phase, polling was held on 43 seats. Going by the India TV-Peoples Pulse Exit Poll prediction, BJP may get 24-25 seats, TMC may win 12-17 and Congress 1 seat.
According to India TV-Peoples Pulse Exit Poll prediction, BJP may win 32-36 seats, TMC may bag 3-8 seats, Congress just one seat in the fifth phase. Polling was held on 45 seats.
BJP may continue to maintain its lead in fourth phase too with respect to the TMC. The saffron party may bag 25-30 seats, TMC may win 11-13, Congress 1 seat, according to India TV-Peoples Pulse Exit Poll predictions. Polling was held on 44 out of 294 seats in the fourth phase.
According to India TV-Peoples Pulse Exit poll, BJP may win 16-19 seats while TMC may bag 10-12 in the third phase of assembly election. However, Congress, others may not be able to win even a single seat.
According to India TV-Peoples Pulse Exit Poll prediction, BJP may win 28 seats, while TMC may get 2 seats whereas Congress and others are unliley to open their account in the first phase of Bengal elections.
According to India TV-Peoples Pulse Exit Poll prediction, BJP may win 24-27 seats, while TMC may get 3-6 seats whereas Congress and others are unliley to open their account in the first phase of Bengal elections.
The marathon eight-phase assembly elections in West Bengal is over and now all eyes are on May 2 when the votes will be counted. The over month-long elections in Bengal witnessed high-pitched and acerbic campaigning from both the ruling Trinamool Congress and the prime challenger Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). While top leaders of the BJP, including PM Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, have repeatedly express confidence of the saffron party winning more than 200 seats, CM Mamata Banerjee has also exuded confidence of retaining power in the state where her TMC had dethroned the Left in 2011 for the first time.
The 35 constituencies are spread across four districts. Among these, six are in Malda, eleven in Birbhum, eleven in Murshidabad and seven in Kolkata.
68.46% voter turnout has been recorded till 3.37 pm in West Bengal Assembly elections, says Election Commission of India.
Stray incidents of violence were reported on Thursday from several areas where voting is underway for the eighth and last phase of assembly elections in Bengal, but the overall polling process has been peaceful. Voting is being held in 11,860 polling stations of 35 constituencies -- 11 each in Murshidabad and Birbhum, six in Malda and seven in north Kolkata.
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