Former Chief Minister of West Bengal and Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief Mamata Banerjee released a video message of about 32 minutes on 24 May 2026. This message was addressed to the people of Bengal and TMC workers. This video came at a time when TMC faced a big defeat in the 2026 assembly elections and BJP won the Falta seat with a thumping victory. In the video, Mamata Banerjee appeared in a calm but very strict and emotional manner. He refused to accept the election results as the real decision of the public and alleged that there was large-scale rigging, violence and interference by the central government in the elections.

Mamata Banerjee claimed that EVM data was tampered with during the elections and the results were manipulated. She alleged that on many seats the results were suddenly changed in the later rounds. She also said that TMC agents were thrown out of the counting centre, their workers were beaten up at many places and people from the BJP IT cell allegedly accessed the data system. Mamata claimed that her party had won the election morally, but was shown defeat due to rigging.

My message to the people of Bengal and the workers of the @AITCofficial. pic.twitter.com/sbl0umM8qp

— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) May 24, 2026

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Accusation of action against TMC workers

In her message, Mamata Banerjee said that more than 2,500 TMC workers were arrested after the elections. He alleged that party offices were attacked and looting was done at many places. He said that elected institutions like Panchayat, Municipality and Kolkata Municipal Corporation are being prevented from functioning. According to him, the central government is also interfering in administration and development works.

Accused of creating an atmosphere of violence and fear

Mamta Banerjee said that violence took place at many places after the elections. He alleged that people’s homes were attacked, women were misbehaved and those protesting were intimidated. He also accused the police of working in favor of the BJP and said that an atmosphere of fear and pressure was being created in the state.

Sharp attack on BJP government

Mamata Banerjee accused BJP of turning Bengal into a police state and goon rule. He said that his government always gave the opposition a chance to work, but now politics of revenge is being played. He also raised the issue of culture and traditions of Bengal. Mamata alleged that the new government is trying to weaken Bengali identity and cultural programs.

Trinamool will never bow down – Mamata Banerjee

In her message, Mamata Banerjee appealed to the party workers to maintain courage. She said that Trinamool Congress will continue the struggle and will never bow down. She also said that she will remain continuously connected with the people through social media and Facebook Live, because the mainstream media has become biased. At the end of the video, Mamata Banerjee talked about continuing the fight within the ambit of the Constitution and thanked her supporters.

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Bengal Deputy CM: There has been a change of power in the politics of West Bengal and for the first time, the Bharatiya Janata Party government is going to be formed in the state. The new government will be sworn in in West Bengal on May 9. Leader of Opposition Subhendu Adhikari’s name is coming forward as the new Chief Minister of Bengal. However, the final decision will be taken after the legislature party meeting in Kolkata.

In West Bengal, amidst the name of the new Chief Minister, the discussion has also intensified regarding the name of the Deputy Chief Minister i.e. Deputy CM. Names of three women are emerging in political circles, one of whom may get the post of Deputy Chief Minister of Bengal. According to reports, Agnimitra Paul, Roopa Ganguly and Locket Chatterjee are considered strong contenders for Deputy CM.

From the point of view of astrology and numerology, it is known that some zodiac signs, numbers and planets are in a strong position among the three female contenders for the post of Deputy CM.

Agnimitra Paul

Agnimitra Paul’s name is also coming up for woman Deputy Chief Minister. According to the information available on the internet, Agnimitra Paul was born on 25 November 1974. According to this-

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Name Zodiac (Aries)- The zodiac sign of people whose name starts with the letter A is Aries, whose lord is Mars. In astrology, Mars is considered to be energy, courage, power and commander, which is very important for high position in politics, administrative success and victory in elections. Strong Mars in the horoscope (especially in the 3rd, 6th, 10th, 11th house or in Aries/Scorpio) makes the person courageous, strategist and capable of defeating the opposition.

Number (7)- People born on 25 November 1974 have their radix number 7 (2+5=7) and lucky number 3 (2+5+1+1+1+9+7+4=30), (3+0=3). This combination (7 and 3) gives philosophical, investigative and creative nature. Such people are deep thinkers, acquire knowledge and have independent thoughts.

Rupa Ganguly

Roopa Ganguly is also considered a strong contender for the woman Deputy Chief Minister of Bengal. According to the information available on the internet, Agnimitra Paul was born on 25 November 1966 in Kalyani, West Bengal. According to this-

Name Zodiac (Libra)- According to astrology, the zodiac sign of people with name R is Libra, whose lord is Venus. People with Libra zodiac sign are known for their sharp intelligence. The auspiciousness of Venus brings them material happiness and prosperity.

Number (7)- People born on 25 November 1966 have their radix number 7 (2+5=7) and lucky number 4 (2+5+1+1+1+9+6+6 = 31 = 3+1=4). This combination is a blend of deep curiosity, spiritual inclination (Radix number 7) and practical, hard-working nature (Radix number 4), who seek stability and a deeper meaning in life.

Locket Chatterjee

BJP leader Locket Chatterjee’s name is also coming up in the race for woman Deputy CM. According to the information available on the internet, Locket Chatterjee was born on 4 December 1974.

Name Zodiac (Libra)- Name Rashi (Aries) – The zodiac sign of people whose name starts with the letter L is Aries, whose lord is Mars. People with this name are mentally strong, courageous, fearless and energetic. They are endowed with leadership qualities.

Issue (4)- The radix number of a person born on 4 December 1974 is (4). These people are independent, revolutionary, and risk taking. They see sudden success, wealth and ups and downs in life.

Which party is powerful among the 3 female contenders?

The horoscope of Agnimitra Paul is considered to be the strongest in terms of power and administrative hold. Lottery Chatterjee is ahead in terms of high command support and respect. Chances of getting sudden political benefits are more visible in Rupa Ganguly’s zodiac sign.

Although this astrological analysis is according to the name zodiac sign and numerology, the actual political decision will be decided only after the legislature party and the name of the woman deputy chief minister along with the Chief Minister of Bengal will be finalized soon.

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West Bengal New CM: Home Minister Amit Shah made a big announcement after the BJP legislature party meeting in West Bengal, saying that Suvendu Adhikari will be the next Chief Minister of the state. Subhendu Adhikari was formally elected the leader of the legislature party in a meeting held at Biswa Bangla Convention Center in Kolkata.

Shah became emotional in his address and said that BJP workers in Bengal faced a long struggle and violence. He claimed that 321 party workers lost their lives, but the morale of the workers never broke. Shah said, “I have no words to describe the support that the people of Bengal have given this time.”

He said that out of 23 districts, BJP has emerged as the number-1 party in 20 districts. Specially mentioning Jhargram, Bankura and Darjeeling, Shah said that all the seats in these areas have gone to BJP’s account. He also thanked the people of Bhawanipur and said that Shubhendu Adhikari had first defeated Mamata Banerjee in Nandigram and now has given a historic victory to BJP in Bengal.

This victory of BJP is being seen as a big change in the politics of Bengal. The party is going to form the government for the first time after staying away from power in the state for a long time. Shah described it as “a victory of the sacrifice of the workers and the trust of the public”.

Grand preparations for swearing in, PM Modi will attend

Preparations are underway for the swearing-in ceremony of the new government at the Brigade Parade Ground on Saturday, in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also likely to attend. While addressing his last election rally for the West Bengal Assembly elections 2026 on April 27, PM Modi had expressed confidence of BJP’s victory. Addressing a huge gathering at Jagaddal in North 24 Parganas district, PM Modi had said, “This is my last rally in this election. I am returning with the confidence that after the results on May 4, I will definitely attend the swearing-in ceremony of the BJP.”

Traffic advisory for swearing in

In view of Narendra Modi’s visit to Kolkata on May 9 and the swearing-in ceremony of the new government of West Bengal, Kolkata Police has issued a comprehensive traffic advisory. In view of this program to be organized at the Brigade Parade Ground, traffic will be controlled on many major roads from 4 am to 8 pm.

Traffic Notification in connection with the visit of the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India to the city of Kolkata for attending OATH-TAKING Ceremony of newly formed West Bengal Government at Brigade Parade Ground, Kolkata on 09.05.2026. pic.twitter.com/Q6OiXb2Ei4

— Kolkata Traffic Police (@KPTrafficDept) May 8, 2026

As per the notification issued by Ajay Nand Esplanade Ramp, K.P. Road, Hospital Road, Lovers Lane, Casuarina Avenue and Queensway, traffic will be regulated as per need. Parking will be completely prohibited in Victoria Memorial and its surrounding areas.

Apart from this, movement of all other goods vehicles except those carrying LPG, CNG, petroleum, medicines, vegetables, fruits, fish and milk will also be banned from 4 am to 8 pm. Police have said that during the VVIP movement, traffic on many routes may be temporarily diverted or closed.

Roopa Ganguly Net Worth: Actress Roopa Ganguly, famous as TV’s ‘Draupadi’, is now a big name in the political world. Recently, after the results of West Bengal elections, there are reports that Rupa is going to be given an important post in the politics here. If reports are to be believed, there is a strong discussion about making Roopa Ganguly the Deputy CM of West Bengal. Rupa, who became a household name through TV, has also had a very good political career. In such a situation, there is a lot of discussion about his net worth.

How much property does Roopa Ganguly own?
Roopa Ganguly is no longer seen in films and TV, in such a situation the question definitely arises in the minds of people that what is her source of income now? What is her income now, or how much property does she own? So let us tell you that recently the information about his assets has come to light before the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections. According to the affidavit filed during this period, Roopa Ganguly’s total assets are around Rs 9.4 crore and she has no debt.

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Details of movable and immovable property?
Rupa has immovable assets worth about Rs 6.95 crore, which includes a flat in Tollygunge, Kolkata and other properties. So, apart from bank balance, movable assets include mutual fund investments worth more than Rs 1.1 crore and vehicles like Mahindra Scorpio, Hyundai Grand i10. Apart from this, Rupa also has 495.398 grams of gold worth Rs 65,78,305.

Journey from TV to politics
Roopa Ganguly played the character of ‘Draupadi’ in BR Chopra’s ‘Mahabharata’. He was very much liked in this character. Apart from this, she has also appeared in many other television serials and Hindi-Bengali films. This has been his main source of income. She also charges for attending many campaigns and events. After some time she also entered politics. Even after coming here, his popularity did not diminish.

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Mamata Banerjee: Recently assembly elections were held in West Bengal. But when the results came on May 4, 2026, there was more talk of defeat than victory in political circles. BJP hoisted the flag of victory in Bengal by securing more seats than the majority.

At the same time, after being the Chief Minister (Bengal CM) for three consecutive terms, Mamata Banerjee had to face a crushing defeat. After the victory of BJP and the defeat of Trinamool Congress (TMC), there is an atmosphere of happiness and sadness in West Bengal. But this is being seen for the first time when in politics, the defeat of any party has become a topic of discussion more than the victory.

There is more talk of TMC’s defeat in Bengal than BJP’s victory.

Even after the results of the assembly elections in West Bengal, the political atmosphere is heated. The swearing-in ceremony of the new government (West Bengal CM Oath ceremony) is proposed in Bengal on Saturday, 9 May 2026. But TMC’s Mamata Banerjee was adamant that she has not lost and will not resign from the post of Chief Minister.

On this subject, Mamata says that – in view of the recent election results, she will not resign, because she believes that the votes were forcibly looted and the entire voting process was rigged. Therefore, even after losing the West Bengal Assembly elections, he has refused to resign from the post of Chief Minister (Mamata Banerjee Resignation).

Meanwhile, according to the latest information, the Governor of West Bengal has announced the dissolution of the Assembly. Let us tell you that on Thursday, May 7, 2026, the five-year tenure of the West Bengal Assembly had ended. In such a situation, the Assembly was dissolved as per constitutional rules, so that any kind of legal crisis does not arise. Now it will not make any difference whether Mamata Banerjee resigns or not.

Mamata Banerjee’s insistence on not resigning even after the election results and her stubborn nature remains a topic of discussion all around. If we look at it from an astrological point of view, astrology expresses a person’s emotions as well as emotions.

The position of the planets is responsible for good and bad emotions. For example, if the mind is stable then the Moon in the horoscope is auspicious and if it is unstable then the Moon is inauspicious. Similarly, the inauspicious position of some planets plays a role in making a person’s self-consciousness angry, stubborn and harsh. Come From Dr. Anish Vyas, Director of Pal Balaji Astrology Institute, Jaipur, Jodhpur and a well-known astrologer of the country. Know about these planets-

• Mars- Due to the ill effects of Mars in the horoscope, situations like anger, excessive impulsiveness and resentment, fierceness in emotions and tension in relationships can arise in the person.
• Saturn- If Saturn is not auspicious, it creates fear, distrust, emotional distance, sadness and depression in the person.
• Rahu- The inauspiciousness of shadow planet Rahu creates feelings like illusion, illusion, attachment and getting trapped in wrong relationships.
• Ketu- If Ketu is not auspicious in the horoscope then it increases feelings like detachment, dissatisfaction, emotional emptiness and loneliness.

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2026 came like a big earthquake in the politics of West Bengal, which demolished the 15 year old fort of Mamata Banerjee and her party TMC. A leader who once had the courage to overthrow the 34-year rule of the Left Front on her own. Today her party was reduced to just 80 seats and she herself lost the election from her traditional seat Bhawanipur. This defeat did not happen suddenly, but was the result of several major incidents and deepening governance failures in the last few years, which weakened Mamata Banerjee’s strong hold.

1. Women Safety and RG Tax scandal: Big dent in vote bank

A major basis of Mamata Banerjee’s electoral strength had always been women voters, whom she managed to keep connected with schemes like ‘Lakshmir Bhandar’. But R.G. The rape and murder of a female doctor in Kar Medical College changed this entire equation. This incident not only raised deep concerns about women’s safety in the state, but also gave rise to a huge public anger.

Civil society took to the streets and staged massive protests. Serious questions were raised on the role of administration in this. This incident created a crisis of confidence among women for Mamata government. The election results clearly indicated that women’s priority had shifted from welfare schemes to their own security.

2. Many corruption scandals: Questions on the system of party and government

During Mamata Banerjee’s 15-year rule, there were so many allegations of corruption that it became the ‘identity’ of her government, which the opposition named ‘corruption industry’. In the initial phase, Saradha Chit Fund Scam and Narada Sting Operation dented his image, but after this the Teacher Recruitment Scam (SSC Scam) came to light. This scam broke the dreams of thousands of educated youth, who did not get jobs even after passing the exam.

Due to the public recovery of bundles of cash, the word reached every household that jobs were being sold. Apart from this, allegations of ration distribution scam, municipal recruitment scam, coal and cattle smuggling established corruption as a system. The arrest of many big party leaders and ministers strengthened the perception among the general public that the government is completely corrupt.

3. Allegations of polarization and appeasement: cracks in the social fabric

A large part of Mamata Banerjee’s politics focused on the welfare of the minority community, but gradually it came to be seen as ‘appeasement’. In 2019, his statement that he was ‘ready to kick the cow that gives milk’ added fuel to the fire and BJP capitalized on it. After this, communal violence in districts like Asansol, Malda, Murshidabad and Basirhat and incidents like Sandeshkhali further strengthened the perception in Hindu dominated areas that the administration takes only one-sided action.

In 2026, Mamata Banerjee had said that without her government, one community could destroy the majority ‘within a few seconds’. This statement made the situation more explosive. As a result, there was huge polarization of majority votes and there was a split in Muslim votes for TMC.

4. Governance failure and migration: Government failed to live up to basic issues

Mamata government completely failed on the development front. Due to lack of industries in the state and ‘Syndicate Raj’ (rule by strongmen and local goons), big investors stayed away from Bengal. This reduced employment opportunities and increased migration of skilled youth out of the state. The poor condition of education and health services created deep resentment among the middle class, the effect of which was clearly visible in the elections. Especially on the seats of Kolkata where BJP wiped out.

Additionally, the strong anti-incumbency arising from 15 consecutive years in power further fueled public resentment. Internal strife within the party and departure of many big leaders to BJP also became a major reason for the weakening of the organization.

5. SIR broke its back: Big blow of losing 91 lakh voters

Just before the 2026 elections, the Election Commission removed more than 91 lakh names from the voter list, which was about 12% of the total voters. A large number of these removed names were said to be of people who were either dead or had migrated out of the state, but TMC called it a move targeting ‘illegal voters’ i.e. minority voters.

This controversy created an environment in which confusion and distrust spread among TMC supporters, while a record turnout of 93 percent was in favor of BJP. This tremendous surge in voting percentage proved to be the final blow, which broke the unity of the opposition votes and brought down Mamata’s 15 year old fort.

All these incidents and issues together turned into a political storm, which completely demolished the 15-year-old fort of Mamata Banerjee and paved the way for the formation of BJP government for the first time in West Bengal.

After Mamata Banerjee did not resign, the Governor dismissed the West Bengal Cabinet. Mamata Banerjee had refused to resign after the crushing defeat in Bengal elections, after which the Governor has taken this decision. This entire decision has been taken under the constitutional process.

West Bengal cabinet dismissed

According to the Constitution, the tenure of the Assembly is 5 years and the current Assembly existed from 8 in 2021 to 7 in 2026. Since the process of formation of the new assembly has now been completed, the old assembly was dissolved. After this order, there is no need for Mamata Banerjee to resign.

Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday (6 May 2026) refused to resign from the post of Chief Minister and alleged that the result of West Bengal Assembly elections is ‘not a mandate but a conspiracy’. He also pledged to take to the streets to fight and strengthen the opposition ‘India’ alliance.

Governor of West Bengal, RN Ravi, has issued an Order dissolving the West Bengal Legislative Assembly with effect from 07 May 2026. pic.twitter.com/IuEAylWege

— ANI (@ANI) May 7, 2026

Mamta Banerjee refused to resign

Mamata Banerjee also alleged that Trinamool Congress did not contest the elections against BJP, rather its fight was with the Election Commission, which worked for BJP. He had said, ‘The question of my resignation does not arise, because our defeat was not due to the public mandate but due to a conspiracy. I am not defeated, I will not go to Lok Bhavan. The mandate on about 100 seats was looted and the counting of votes was deliberately slowed down to demoralize his party.

Mamta talked about strengthening the opposition alliance

After the defeat in Bengal, Mamata Banerjee had said that now she will focus on strengthening the opposition alliance at the national level. He had said, ‘The leaders of India Alliance called me and expressed solidarity. Sonia ji and Rahul Gandhi have also talked to me. She said, ‘As long as I was on the chair, I endured a lot. Now I am a free bird, a common man. I am going to fight. I will be on the streets and fight against all atrocities.

Brigade Parade Ground Swearing-in Ceremony

The swearing-in ceremony of the first BJP government in West Bengal will be held on May 9 at the Brigade Parade Ground in Kolkata. Multi-layered security arrangements will be made for the swearing-in ceremony with the deployment of around 4,000 police personnel. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, BJP National President Nitin Nabin and CMs of many BJP ruled states are likely to participate in it.

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Mamata Banerjee Refuses Resign: After the crushing defeat in the West Bengal Assembly elections, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s statement of not resigning has intensified the constitutional debate along with political turmoil. In fact, in the election results in West Bengal, Bharatiya Janata Party has got a clear majority while Trinamool Congress is left behind. After the defeat of Trinamool Congress, Mamata Banerjee has clearly said that she will not step down from the post at all. In such a situation, the big question arising is whether a Chief Minister can continue in office even after defeat and if he does not resign, then any legal action can be taken against him. So let us tell you today that if Mamata Banerjee does not resign, a case can be filed against her and what the rules say about it.

What does the Constitution say?

According to the Indian Constitution, the Chief Minister and his Council of Ministers hold office during the pleasure of the Governor. That is, the government can run only as long as the Governor has the trust and there is majority in the Assembly. As soon as the majority ends, the legal basis for the Chief Minister to continue in office also becomes weak. Constitutional experts say that the Chief Minister’s continuation in office after the election defeat can only be a formal situation. Until a new government is formed. This is considered a caretaker role, in which major policy decisions are not taken.

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What can happen if you do not resign?

According to experts, if a Chief Minister refuses to resign, then the Governor has many options. Like the Governor can dismiss the Chief Minister from the post. The party with the new majority can be invited to form the government or, if necessary, it can be asked to prove majority in the Assembly. If the situation becomes more complicated and there are obstacles in government formation, then considering it a success of the constitutional machinery, President’s rule can also be recommended.

Can a case be filed against Mamata Banerjee?

Legal experts say that no criminal case is registered directly just because of not resigning. This matter is more related to the constitutional and political process. However, if a Chief Minister starts taking decisions ignoring the constitutional rules, then the situation can become serious and the Central Government or the Governor can intervene.

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The Trinamool Congress (TMC) on Wednesday night condemned the killing of Chandranath Rath, personal assistant to BJP leader Subhendu Adhikari, by unidentified persons on the northern outskirts of Kolkata and demanded a court-monitored Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) investigation into the incident. “We strongly condemn the killing of Chandranath Rath in Madhyamgram, as well as the killing of three TMC workers in alleged incidents of post-poll violence by BJP-backed miscreants in the last three days,” the TMC said in a statement. Also condemn. These incidents have happened at a time when the Model Code of Conduct is in force in the state.

The party said, “We demand the strictest action in this matter, including a court-monitored CBI investigation, so that those responsible can be identified and brought to justice without any delay.” TMC said violence and political murders have no place in a democracy and the culprits should be punished as soon as possible.

Swapan Dasgupta called Rath’s murder a ‘pre-planned political murder’
BJP leader Swapan Dasgupta termed Chandranath Rath’s murder as a “pre-planned political murder” and alleged the involvement of “TMC killers” in the incident. Responding to the murder, Dasgupta said, “I worked very closely with him. It breaks my heart to know this because I met him only two days ago.” He further claimed that “fingerprints point to a political party” and alleged that people associated with the Trinamool Congress were behind the murder. Dasgupta also said that BJP workers are angry over the incident, but added that after May 9, the matter will be “administratively dealt with.”

TVK leader Vijay meets Governor, stakes claim to form government in Tamil Nadu

After the results of Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, C Joseph Vijay on Thursday formally staked claim to form the government in the state. His Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) has emerged as the largest party in the 234-member assembly. Vijay reached Lok Bhawan to meet Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar amid unprecedented political excitement and intense speculation over the formation of the next government. During this, senior leaders of TVK were also present along with Vijay, which included ‘Bussi’ Anand, KA Sengottaiyan, Aadhav Arjun and Arun Raj.

According to sources, Vijay gave a formal letter to Governor Arlekar inviting him to form the government and assured him that the party will give its majority in the assembly within the stipulated time. This meeting is being considered as the first major constitutional step towards forming a new government in Tamil Nadu under the leadership of Vijay.

Let us tell you that TVK made a great election debut by winning 108 seats in the recently concluded assembly elections and became the largest party in the state. However, the party fell short of half the 118 seats required to form the government on its own. After the election results, Vijay interacted with the newly elected MLA and senior party leaders. Subsequently, TVK MLAs on Tuesday unanimously elected him as the leader of the legislature party, paving the way for him to stake claim to the Governor.

Meanwhile, tremendous political turmoil continues in Chennai, with many parties looking at their options in the post-election situation. Congress has already given conditional support to TVK, while Left parties and smaller regional organizations are expected to hold internal talks before taking a final decision on supporting the Vijay-led government.

The ruling DMK, which suffered a major setback in the elections, has also started internal talks after losing power after one term. Political experts believe that the coming days will be important in deciding the shape and stability of the next government in Tamil Nadu.

The election results of Bengal on May 4 surprised everyone. Where Mamata Banerjee, who was in power for 15 years, was swept away by the storm of BJP. In West Bengal, BJP achieved absolute majority by winning 207 seats. Now regarding this victory, Bengal BJP President Samik Bhattacharya compared actor Anupam Khair’s hair with that of TMC. After this funny joke, actor Anupam Khair himself also replied to the BJP President which went viral on social media in no time.

Samik Bhattacharya took a jibe at Anupam Kher

Actually, BJP President Samik Bhattacharya gave a statement regarding BJP’s massive victory in Bengal in which he said, “Anupam Khair may have hair on his head again, but TMC can never return to power. As soon as he made this statement, users on social media started giving different types of reactions. This statement also reached actor Anupam Khair, after which he gave a funny reply to Samik Bhattacharya.

Anupam Kher also gave a funny answer

On the statement of Bengal BJP President Samik Bhattacharya, Anupam Khair said… “Hey brother! What harm have I done to you? Why do you want hair to grow on my head? In the current situation, I will not want it for many lives! Jai Shri Ram. After this, it seemed as if there was a flurry of funny reactions from the users on the internet. People started making different kinds of comments one after the other. One user wrote… Samik Babu has a lot of misconceptions. Another user wrote… Why? You are bringing Anupam Khair in the middle. Another user wrote…The sarcasm of leaders is very funny.

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Users said, leaders’ taunts are funny

Let us tell you that elections were held in Bengal on 23rd and 29th April and the election results were declared on 4th May. In which BJP got a huge majority. Apart from Bengal, BJP is also going to form government in Assam and Puducherry. But it remains to be seen who will be the CM face in West Bengal and to whom BJP will hand over the post of Chief Minister.

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