The BJP was shocked by the election results in four states and one union territory of the country. Trinamool Mamata Banerjee is all set to take over for the third time in West Bengal’s most anticipated state-wide. Attempts by the BJP to seize power here have been thwarted. In Tamil Nadu, there was a headwind for the BJP-AIADMK (NDA). The DMK-Congress alliance came to power. The BJP alliance retained power in Assam as the LDF came to power in Kerala. In Puducherry, the BJP alliance won a majority of seats. On the whole, the BJP will come to power in Puducherry, which has 30 smaller seats, after losing in Tamil Nadu.
Mamata Banerjee wins in West Bengal
Voters in West Bengal, who are eagerly awaiting the turnout across the country, beat Mamata Banerjee. All India Trinamool Congress Party (AITC, TMC) tied to power. The Trinamool Congress won 148 of the 292 seats required for power. Mamata Banerjee won the Nandigram Assembly seat with a majority of 1200 votes. In the past, a volunteer officer from the TMC contested here and won with a majority of 81,000. However, he left the TMC a few years ago and joined the BJP. Mamata Banerjee is exceptionally competitive here. She embarked on a revenge fight against Suvendu Adhikari. However, despite the results of the first six rounds, Mamata Banerjee was trailing and finally took lead. The Trinamool Congress party ranks celebrated the victory of Mamata Banerjee in Nandigram, where the party came to power and created a stir. The Election Commission was outraged by the victory celebrations. Issued notices to several candidates. Here, the BJP will win almost 81 seats. In the 2016 elections, the TMC won 211 seats and 184 in 2011. This time it will be limited to 208.
In Tamil Nadu
The Congress-DMK alliance is gaining ground in Tamil Nadu. With a total of 234 assembly constituencies, it needs to win 118 seats to come to power. The DMK has already won 134 seats and is in power in another 11 seats. The Palaniswami-led AIADMK-BJP alliance which is trailing may be limited to 83 seats. Stalin, the DMK CM candidate, won from the Kolathur assembly constituency where he was contesting.
LDF again in Kerala
The LDF alliance will come to power in Kerala. Out of the total 140 assembly seats, 71 seats are required to come to power while the ruling LDF has a majority of 99 seats. The UDF alliance is in the lead with 42 and the NDA with 1. Here, Rahul Gandhi has fielded 50 new candidates on an experimental basis. The experiment was expected to fail miserably. It can be said that the selection of candidates by organizations like the Indian Youth Congress and the All-India Professionals Congress led by Shashi Tharoor was to no avail. Meanwhile, Metroman Palakkad, who joined BJP here, lost in the ring as a BJP candidate. Incumbent CM (LDF) Pinarayi Vijayan won from Dharmadom.
NDA alliance in Puducherry
In the case of Puducherry, the NDA is leading in 16th position, the UPA in 12th position, and the others in 1st position. With a total of 30 seats in Puducherry, 16 seats are required to come to power. With the victory of the NDA, the BJP alliance will come to power here. It is known that the government collapsed recently after the Congress party led by CM Narayana Swamy had failed to prove a majority.
NDA again in Assam
The NDA alliance is coming to power again in Assam. 64 seats are required to win for a total of 126 seats. Here the BJP alliance has won 35 seats and is leading in 36 seats. The Congress alliance is leading in 40 seats.
