The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is anticipated to secure victory in around 110 out of the 152 constituencies in the initial phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections conducted on April 23, as per Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Shah mentioned that the BJP’s candidates are likely to triumph in these constituencies, paving the way for the formation of a new government with a significant majority. He expressed gratitude to the voters of the first phase for their participation and highlighted the smooth transition from fear to hope in West Bengal.
Shah also hinted at the potential Chief Minister for a BJP-led government in West Bengal, emphasizing that the successor to Mamata Banerjee would be a native Bengali, educated in Bengali medium, and deeply rooted in the state’s culture. Looking ahead to the upcoming second phase of elections on April 29, Shah outlined the party’s aim to secure victories in at least 77 constituencies. He acknowledged the challenging political landscape in West Bengal but expressed confidence in the BJP’s prospects, foreseeing a significant electoral wave in the state.
