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Clear Message to Mamata: People Reject Illegal Immigrants, Says BJP's Virendra Sachdeva

Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva hailed the party's hat-trick win in Assam and huge victory in West Bengal assembly elections. He asserted that the Bengal mandate sends a clear message to Mamata Banerjee that people reject illegal immigrants. As per ECI trends, BJP was leading in 195 seats out of 294, while TMC led in 87 seats. West Bengal recorded the highest-ever voter turnout since independence with 92.47% combined polling.

Key Points: BJP's Big Win in Bengal: Message to Mamata on Immigrants

  • BJP leads in 195 seats in West Bengal
  • Virendra Sachdeva says mandate is against illegal immigrants
  • Assam records hat-trick win for BJP
  • West Bengal saw 92.47% combined voter turnout
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"Clear message to Mamata, people don't want illegal immigrants": Virendraa Sachdeva on BJP's 'huge' win in Bengal polls

Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva says Bengal election results send a clear message to Mamata Banerjee that people don't want illegal immigrants. BJP leads in 195 seats.

"The people of Bengal have also given a clear message to Mamata Didi... we don't want illegal immigrants - Virendra Sachdeva"

New Delhi, May 4

Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva on Monday hailed the party's hat-trick win in Assam polls, and the "huge" victory in the West Bengal assembly elections.

Speaking to ANI, Sachdeva asserted that the Bengal mandate is a clear message to Mamata Banerjee that "people don't want illegal immigrants."

"We have formed the government in Assam for the third time, the victory in West Bengal is huge...We thank the Prime Minister...Mamata Didi has been making only allegations for the past year. The people of Bengal have also given a clear message to Mamata Didi... we don't want illegal immigrants..." said Sachdeva.

As per the last trends from the Election Commission of India (ECI), the BJP was leading in 195 seats out of 294, while the incumbent Trinamool Congress (TMC) was leading in 87 seats, followed by the Indian National Congress (INC) with two leads. The Aam Janata Unnayan Party (AJUP) is leading in two seats, while the Communist Party of India (Marxist) is also leading in one seat.

Earlier, West Bengal recorded the highest-ever voter turnout since independence, with an impressive 91.66% polling in Phase-II of the Assembly elections. In the phase-I poll, participation was 93.19%, taking the combined poll percentage to 92.47%.

In the 2021 West Bengal Assembly election, the Trinamool Congress led by Mamata Banerjee secured a decisive mandate, winning 213 out of 294 seats with a vote share of around 48 per cent, while the Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the principal opposition with 77 seats and roughly 38 per cent votes, marking a sharp rise from its previous tally. The Left-Congress alliance failed to win any seats.

- ANI

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Priya S
Honestly, I am tired of this 'illegal immigrant' narrative. Bengal has always been inclusive. Mamata Didi has given development, and yet the BJP twists it into a communal issue. Let's focus on real problems: unemployment and inflation. 🤷‍♀️
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Vikram M
As an Assamese, I support this completely. NRC and CAA are needed to protect our indigenous communities. The TMC's soft stance on infiltrators is dangerous for our country's security. Good to see BJP gaining ground. 🇮🇳
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Ananya R
Wait, but the BJP only increased its seats from 77 to 195? That's still less than TMC's 213 in 2021. How is this a 'clear message'? It seems more like a close contest. The hype is a bit overblown if you ask me. 🤔
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Rohit P
Virendra Sachdeva is right - the people of Bengal have spoken. We saw how Mamata's divisive politics and 'poriborton' promises failed to deliver. This is a vote for development and national security. Jai Hind! 🚀

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