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- Published: May 2, 2021 14:55
New Delhi: Poll Strategist Prashant Kishor on Sunday said that just because BJP did 40 rallies that does not mean that Trinamool would lose”, he made the statement while trends showed Mamata Banerjee winning 200 plus seats in West Bengal Assembly Election.
In an interview to NDTV, Prashant Kishor also said that it is confirmed that Mamata Banerjee will win Nandigram seat comfortably.
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“Election Commission has been blatantly partial. They did everything that they possibly could to help BJP win in Bengal”
“Mamata Banerjee will win comfortably”
“All parties should raise their voice against the Election Commission. EC is functioning as an extension of BJP”
“BJP’s poll campaign was in the name of religion and religious symbols”
“BJP did 40 rallies, it did not mean that Trinamool would lose”
“Just because Mr Modi is popular, doesn’t mean he will win all elections”
If BJP does any better I must quit this space!
Prashant Kishor, who was roped in by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress for the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2021, also indicated that he will quit Twitter if the BJP performs any better in the state than his prediction.
“For all the hype AMPLIFIED by a section of supportive media, in reality BJP will struggle to CROSS DOUBLE DIGITS in #WestBengal. PS: Please save this tweet and if BJP does any better I must quit this space!” Kishor tweeted.
For all the hype AMPLIFIED by a section of supportive media, in reality BJP will struggle to CROSS DOUBLE DIGITS in #WestBengal
PS: Please save this tweet and if BJP does any better I must quit this space!
— Prashant Kishor (@PrashantKishor) December 21, 2020
West Bengal 2019 Lok Sabha polls
BJP had stunned the Trinamool Congress in 2019 Lok Sabha polls as it wrested 18 parliamentary constituencies, coming up with its best-ever performance in the state.
Post the historic Lok Sabha showing, the party considers winning upcoming Assembly polls as crucial and wants to send out a strong message to the opposition by winning the state.