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- The distance with the leader as Shuvendu Adhikari is gradually increasing. And with that, the opponents of this state are harassing the rank and file.
- The president of the provincial Congress, Adhir Chowdhury, has also raised the issue of tension between Shuvendu and Trinamool.
- Whatever the outcome in Bihar, the BJP will not be able to exert any influence in West Bengal, says Trinamool senior MP Saugat Roy.
On the same day, Firhad said: ‘Adhir Chowdhury cannot manage his house. Think about your own party without seeing the breakdown of the bases. BJP is not supposed to come to Bihar. The BJP could not have won Bihar if Tejaswi Yadav had been allowed to fight for more seats. Although he did not say anything special about Shuvendu, Firhad said: ‘Those who are marching in Nandigram are the third kid of the goat. Two goat kids eat milk, kid number three jumps. This is the BJP situation.
However, whatever the outcome in Bihar, the BJP will not be able to exert any influence in West Bengal, says veteran Trinamool MP Saugat Roy. The BJP’s claim that its good results in the Bihar elections and by-elections in various states are sure to have repercussions in West Bengal, where the entire Gerua camp will be in full swing before the 2021 elections. Rejecting this demand, Saugatar He stated, “BJP will not be able to have any impact on West Bengal.” As I said six months ago, Trinamool will win the assembly.
The Trinamool Shibir further stated that after the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP’s share of votes in each of the five state assembly elections in different parts of the country has been drastically reduced. Trinamool Rajya Sabha leader Derek O’Brien said: “I urge you to watch the BJP’s participation in the 19th Lok Sabha elections and the next five state assembly elections.” In each state, the BJP vote percentage has dropped to 7 Figures show that in some states, the BJP’s total share of votes in Assembly polls has dropped by approximately 22% compared to U.S. polls. Lok Sabha. This has happened in five consecutive elections to the assembly. These figures show that the BJP’s credibility and popularity graph has been steadily decreasing since the Lok Sabha elections.
After the election of the Bengal 7 assembly, not even six months to go The whole country will be watching this mega battle of return against change. In this situation, the outcome of the Bihar Assembly elections will largely depend on the nature of the state assembly elections, as the ruling Trinamool Congress and the main BJP opponent know well. The main objective of both parties is to take advantage of the sentiment of Bihar in Bengal. The two battlefields of Bengal will have to wait another day for the final results in Bihar.
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On the other hand, in Bihar, joining the anti-BJP alliance has paid off, but in West Bengal, the great anti-BJP alliance (with Trinamool) is ‘no’ for the CPM. Encouraged by the results in Bihar, the leader of the CPI Liberation Front (ML), Dipankar Bhattacharya, called on Trinamool to follow the Bihar model, but Biman Basu arrived on the party’s program in Malda on the same day and dismissed that possibility. He said that the context of this state is different. The Trinamool party is the ally of the BJP. So it is not possible to have a great anti-BJP alliance with the rank and file here.
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