The political tide has turned dramatically in eastern India, with BJP surging ahead to claim a maiden victory in West Bengal’s assembly polls while securing a hat-trick in Assam. Early trends show BJP clinching a clear majority in Bengal, ending TMC’s prolonged reign under Mamata Banerjee. NDA partners are reveling in the double triumph, led by Maharashtra’s Deputy CM Eknath Shinde of Shiv Sena.
On X, Shinde declared the day historic, as BJP’s lotus finally blossoms in Bengal. He mockingly said PM Narendra Modi’s BJP fed Mamata ‘defeat’s jhalmuri,’ reflecting voter anger over violence and graft. The people, he asserted, voted for genuine democracy, embracing growth and tranquility in RSS’s centenary year – a poetic win in Mukherjee’s homeland.
Shinde lauded Amit Shah’s strategic brilliance over ten years, which crumbled TMC’s bastion, proving him the party’s master tactician. Kudos went to BJP cadres for their resilient fight against oppression. Mamata’s vicious campaign rhetoric against BJP leadership was decisively countered by the electorate through ballots. Now, BJP’s rule promises comprehensive advancement, silencing critics with results. Bengal’s double-engine setup will propel development at breakneck speed.
In another update, Shinde attributed BJP’s Assam success to divine favor and unwavering public trust in Modi and Shah. The slogan ‘Victory in Assam is easy, BJP is the only identity’ rang true again. He congratulated CM Sarma for his development agenda, which earned another mandate, solidifying BJP’s stronghold.
