BJP Poised for Historic Win in West Bengal, Says State President Vijayendra on Exit Polls

Karnataka BJP president BY Vijayendra expressed confidence that the BJP will form government in West Bengal for the first time, citing exit poll trends. He credited the party's central leadership and cadre efforts for the expected victory. Vijayendra also predicted strong NDA performance in Tamil Nadu and highlighted internal divisions within the Congress party. Multiple exit polls project the BJP winning a majority in West Bengal, potentially ousting the Trinamool Congress after 15 years.

Key Points: BJP to Form Govt in West Bengal for First Time: Exit Polls

  • BJP claims historic victory in West Bengal
  • NDA to perform well in Tamil Nadu
  • Exit polls predict BJP majority in West Bengal
  • Congress internal divisions highlighted
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"BJP will form govt in West Bengal for first time": BJP State President Vijayendra on exit polls

BJP president BY Vijayendra claims party will form govt in West Bengal for first time, citing exit polls. NDA also expected to perform strongly in Tamil Nadu.

"We are very confident under the dynamic leadership of honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji - BY Vijayendra"

Tumakuru, April 30

Karnataka BJP president BY Vijayendra on Thursday expressed confidence that the party is heading towards a historic victory in West Bengal, while also claiming that the NDA will perform strongly in other states such as Tamil Nadu.

Reacting to exit poll trends, Vijayendra said the party is confident under its central leadership and the efforts of its cadre across the country.

"We are very confident under the dynamic leadership of honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, and our honourable Home Minister Amit Shah ji and the national President Nitin Naveen ji. Due to the hard work of lakhs and lakhs of party workers in West Bengal, Bharatiya Janata Party is going to come to power for the first time in West Bengal's history," he said.

He further added that political momentum is in favour of the BJP and its allies. "So every Indian is eagerly waiting for these results; even in Tamil Nadu, the BJP and NDA are expected to perform much better," Vijayendra said.

When asked about possible political changes in Congress following the elections, Vijayendra targeted internal differences within the party.

He said factionalism is visible in the ruling Congress government and claimed leaders are divided. "See, there is already a serious fight, which is going on within the Congress party," he said.

Vijayendra further alleged that senior leaders and their supporters are operating separately amid internal differences. "MLAs are camping in Delhi. Followers of D.K. Shivakumar, they're going in a separate batch; followers of Siddaramaiah, they're camping in Delhi," he said.

He added that these developments indicate internal instability in the party. "So this means all is not well within the ruling Congress government, and post-by-election results, you will see that the infighting within the Congress party will come to a final stage," he said.

Meanwhile, most exit polls on Wednesday predicted that the BJP is poised to win West Bengal and oust the Trinamool Congress, which has been in power for the last 15 years.

Chanakya Strategies projected the BJP winning 150-160 seats in 294 West Bengal assembly and getting a majority of its own. It said that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress (TMC) would win 30-40 seats and others six to 10 seats.

Matrize predicted BJP getting 146-161 seats in West Bengal, TMC 125-140 seats and others 6-10 seats.JVC projected that the BJP would get 138-159 seats, the Trinamool Congress 131-152 seats, Congress 0-2 seats, Left parties 0-1 seat and others 0-1 seat. P-Marq exit poll projected 150-175 seats for BJP, 118-138 for Trinamool Congress and 2-6 for others.

People Pulse projected 95-100 seats for BJP, 177-187 seats for Trinamool Congress, 1-3 seats for Congress and 0-1 seat for Left parties.

Poll Diary exit poll projected 142-147 seats for BJP, 99-127 for Trinamool Congress, 3-5 for Congress, 2-3 for Left parties and 0-1 for others.

- ANI

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Priya S
15 years of TMC rule has seen enough violence and corruption. Bengal needs change now. BJP has a strong cadre there and Modi's popularity is unmatched. Let's see if they can actually deliver on development in the state.
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Vikram M
Exit polls are entertainment, not evidence. Remember 2019 Lok Sabha elections? Most exit polls got it wrong in many states. I'm from Bengal and ground reality is different - Mamata still has strong support in rural areas.
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James A
Interesting to see BJP's ambition in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu. But in Tamil Nadu, it's very difficult for them to break DMK's hold. National parties need strong local allies there.
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Michael C
Vijayendra talking about internal fighting in Congress while his own party has seen plenty of factionalism in Karnataka is ironic. But he's right - Congress is deeply divided. Bengal's politics is a different ball game though.
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Rohit P
Can't trust these exit polls. Some show BJP winning big, others show TMC still ahead. The only thing certain is that Bengal's election will be closely fought. People are tired of both corruption and violence. Hope whoever wins focuses on jobs and development. 🙏

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