west bengal election result 2021: Is ‘that’ prediction made by Prashant Kishor about BJP coming true?

Kolkata: The results of Assembly elections in five states, including West Bengal, will be announced today. The counting of votes is underway and all eyes are on the West Bengal results. There is a thorny issue between the ruling Trinamool Congress and the BJP. During the election campaign, BJP had claimed to have won more than 200 seats. On the other hand, Trinamool Congress election strategist Prashant Kishor had predicted that it would be difficult for the BJP to reach the ‘hundred’. Kishor’s prediction is likely to come true.

Exit poll figures were released on April 29 after the final round of voting. In it, the BJP was expected to win more than 100 seats. So what was the prediction made by Prashant Kishor? He had said that if the BJP won more than 100 seats, he would quit his job and do something else.

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In West Bengal, the Trinamool Congress seems to have a majority in the preliminary results. TMC is leading with 191 seats and BJP is close to 100 seats. Looking at the trend so far, only Nandigram constituency and Prashant Kishor are being discussed. In Nandigram, Mamata Banerjee is trailing in the fourth round. BJP candidate Suvendu Adhikari is leading. On the other hand, there is a discussion about the claim made by Prashant Kishor about BJP.

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In the West Bengal Assembly elections so far, the BJP is leading with 93 seats. When the counting began this morning, the BJP was leading with 115 seats. At that time, there was a lot of discussion on social media about what Prashant Kishor would do now. However, now the situation has changed. Looking at the trend so far, BJP is leading in less than 100 seats. There are still several rounds of counting left. The whole result is yet to come. Until then, the discussion about Prashant Kishor and his BJP claims will continue.