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West Bengal Lok Sabha Elections: In West Bengal, the wave seemed to be going in the BJP’s favor if we see the trends in Exit Polls. It seems unlikely that it will happen, Mamata Banerjee led-Trinamool Congress is very much confident of their victory. The Bharatiya Janata Party has hugely focused on the east to increase their vote bank and raised the issue of Sandeshkhali, which has been a burning issue in the state but it does not seem they will have an impact.
Shatrugan Sinha of Trinamool Congress is fighting against SS Alhuwalia of BJP in the constituency. Singha is currently leading and will look to win the seat.
The BJP had initially announced Bhojpuri singer-actor Pawan Singh as its candidate from Asansol. However, he expressed his inability to contest the polls.
The BJP fielded singer-turned-politician Babul Supriyo from Asansol in 2019, and he defeated TMC politician and actress Moon Moon Sen.
Locket Chatterjee of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) taking on television star Rachna Banerjee of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) in the constituency. Banerjee is right now leading from this seat.
One of the 42 Lok Sabha (Parliamentary) seats in the state of West Bengal, where the BJP has made significant gains in 2019, is Hooghly. In the most recent election, BJP candidate Locket Chatterjee defeated CPI(M) candidate Pradip Saha and Trinamool Congress candidate Ratna De with 6,71,448 votes.
In Hooghly, the All India Trinamool Congress had grown to be a potent rival to the CPM by 2009. The Trinamool Congress utterly eclipsed the CPM in the 2014 elections, as Dr. Ratna De secured the seat with 614,312 votes.
Sayani Ghosh from TMC is having a battle with Anirban Ganguly of the BJP is in this Lok Sabha seat. Sayani is currently in lead against Anirban and looking very much appropriate to gain victory.
Mimi Chakravarti of the Trinamool Congress defeated Professor Anupam Hazra of the BJP with 688,472 votes in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Hazra received 393,233 votes.
With 582,244 votes, Sugata Bose of the All India Trinamool Congress defeated Sujan Chakrabarti of the CPM with 459,041 votes in the 2014 elections to win the seat.
