The warmth of election is too high in the West Bengal, the state known for giving repeated terms to the party in power. While Mamta Banerjee led Trinamool Congress eyeing a third term, BJP has also pulled up its sleves and giving a tough run to the TMC. Congress has joined hands with the left parties and Abbas Siddiqui of SIF. In 2016, Mamata’s party had won 211 of the 294 seats and this year according to the opinion polls, the party would end up with around 160 seats. However for the BJP, which won just 3 seats in 2016, the pollsters are predicting anything between 110 and 118 seats. In the case of the Congress-Left-ISF alliance, the pollsters predict just 22 seats. In the 2016 elections, the pollsters had predicted 178 for the TMC, 110 for the Left-Congress and 1 for the BJP. Stay tuned with us at OneIndia for an extensive coverage of the West Bengal election exit polls 2021.

The warmth of election is too high in the West Bengal, the state known for giving repeated terms to the party in power. While Mamta Banerjee led Trinamool Congress eyeing a third term, BJP has also pulled up its sleves and giving a tough run to the TMC. Congress has joined hands with the left parties and Abbas Siddiqui of SIF. In 2016, Mamata’s party had won 211 of the 294 seats and this year according to the opinion polls, the party would end up with around 160 seats. However for the BJP, which won just 3 seats in 2016, the pollsters are predicting anything between 110 and 118 seats. In the case of the Congress-Left-ISF alliance, the pollsters predict just 22 seats. In the 2016 elections, the pollsters had predicted 178 for the TMC, 110 for the Left-Congress and 1 for the BJP. Stay tuned with us at OneIndia for an extensive coverage of the West Bengal election exit polls 2021.