Bengal Assembly Election 2026: Bengal Election The exit polls that came immediately after its passing are indicating that now Mamata Banerjee’s departure from power in Bengal is certain. Mamata Banerjee, who was in power for the last 15 years, came to power by destroying the stronghold built by the Left for 35 years. But BJP has written the script of Mamata’s departure in just 15 years. Anti-incumbency, serious allegations of corruption and continuous violence in Bengal have shaken people’s trust in Mamata Banerjee’s government.

At the same time, BJP was continuously trying to fill the vacuum left by the weakening of Congress and then the Left, and this time the exit poll data shows that BJP seems to be successful in that effort.

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These exit polls are also an indication that doing politics through only one person at the center of power has cost TMC dearly and the party has to bear the loss in this election. However, this election has not been that weak for TMC, because even though all the exit polls are showing majority for BJP, TMC is also behind BJP by very few seats.

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If TMC can take a lesson from this exit poll, then it definitely has a lesson for it that it cannot remain in power for a long time only through the slogans of Maa-Mati and Manush, but for that it is also necessary to ensure law and order, employment and to fulfill the basic needs of the people.

Mamta government’s laxity on issues like RG Kar rape case and Sandeshkhali infuriated people. The issue of IPAC, which was handling Mamata Banerjee’s political campaign, getting entangled in the coal scam and Mamata Banerjee herself going to IPAC office to save her, not only backfired in the court, but also made Mamata’s image negative among the public. The result of all this is hidden in the exit poll data.