TMC will win 200+ seats, exit polls propaganda to affect share market: Mamata assured of win in Bengal
West Bengal chief minister and TMC chief Mamata Banerjee is assured forward of the counting day on Could 4, saying her social gathering is ready to win greater than 200 seats within the meeting elections 2026. She dismissed the exit ballot predictions most of which gave BJP extra seats than TMC and mentioned that such forecasts are completed to affect the share market.
“TMC will at the very least win 200-plus seats if no more”, mentioned Mamata whereas talking to social gathering’s counting brokers, urging them to not give significance to the “propaganda and marketing campaign by the BJP and its allies.
Two days earlier than the counting, Mamata and Abhishek Banerjee held a gathering with all TMC counting brokers.
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Mamata reminded them of the previous exit polls which had predicted a TMC loss as effectively. “Such exit polls haven’t any worth. The 2021 and 2024 exit polls had been means off the mark. I believe most such polls are supposed to affect the share market,” the TMC supremo mentioned.
Mamata and Abhishek additionally instructed social gathering members to maintain the management repeatedly knowledgeable in regards to the scenario at counting centres and to stay current there till all the course of concludes.
She additional mentioned that in case any TMC candidate loses a seat by “a margin of 200-300 votes”, counting brokers should insist on a recount. “Nobody ought to go away the counting centres until the method is over,” the chief minister mentioned.
Abhishek added that “All uncommon actions inside counting centres, just like the sudden energy outage on the Nandigram counting centre in 2021, have to be instantly reported to the social gathering’s prime brass.”
In the meantime, stress flared at two counting centres in Kolkata late on Thursday night after TMC leaders alleged a scarcity of transparency and potential malpractice on the sturdy rooms the place sealed EVMs from the meeting polls, held on April 29, are saved.
