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BJP v/s TMC ভোটের ইস্যু West Bengal Assembly Election 2026 | Live | NK Digital

@NewsKolkata @BJP4Benga #banglanews #mamatabanerjee #suvenduadhikari #bjp #abhishekbanerjee #narendramodi #bjpvstmc #tmc #rahulgandhi The 2026 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election will be held to elect all 294 members of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. The term of the current assembly is set to expire on May 7, 2026, and the election is expected to take place around March-April 2026. The incumbent Chief Minister is Mamata Banerjee of the Trinamool Congress (TMC). Key Political Players and Alliances The election is shaping up to be a multi-cornered contest, with three primary alliances vying for power. 1. Trinamool Congress (TMC) Leader: Mamata Banerjee, the current Chief Minister. Alliance: The Trinamool Congress is expected to lead its own alliance, which may include smaller regional parties like the Bharatiya Gorkha Prajatantrik Morcha (BGPM). The TMC has stated its intention to contest the election largely on its own strength, with senior leaders like Abhishek Banerjee setting a target of winning more than 215 seats. 2. National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Leader: Suvendu Adhikari is the Leader of the Opposition and a key figure in the BJP's state unit. Samik Bhattacharya has been appointed the new head of the West Bengal BJP. Alliance: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will lead the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the state. The BJP is the main opposition party and is campaigning on a platform that includes cultural issues, alleged "cultural degradation," and law and order. The party has also been vocal about a number of key issues like women's safety, the state's education system, and alleged corruption. 3. Sanjukta Morcha Leaders: Key leaders of this alliance include Mohammed Salim (CPI(M)), Subhankar Sarkar (Indian National Congress), and Nawsad Siddique (All India Secular Front). Alliance: This alliance, which translates to "United Front," is an amalgamation of Left parties, the Indian National Congress, and other secular parties. The Congress party in the state has been divided on its alliance strategy, with some factions favoring a partnership with the TMC at the national level and others wanting to continue their tie-up with the Left Front against both the TMC and the BJP. However, the current understanding seems to be a continuation of the Left-Congress alliance. Other Parties The All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) has also announced its intention to contest the election, with a focus on minority-dominated seats. The party is working to expand its base and has launched a statewide membership drive. Election Schedule and Predictions The official schedule for the election, including dates for notification, filing of nominations, polling, and vote counting, is yet to be announced by the Election Commission of India. However, the election is anticipated to be held between March and April 2026. While no official opinion polls have been released, there has been a lot of political rhetoric and speculation about the outcome. TMC leaders have expressed confidence, with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee aiming for a fourth consecutive term and a comfortable two-thirds majority. BJP leaders, including Union Home Minister Amit Shah, have been campaigning aggressively, aiming to unseat the TMC and form a government in the state. They have criticized the TMC government on issues of infiltration, political violence, and corruption. The Congress and CPI(M) have rejected the BJP's call for a grand alliance to oust the TMC, asserting their commitment to secular politics and opposing what they view as the BJP's communal agenda.