Didi's hat-trick likely in West Bengal, BJP's performance will be unprecedented: Exit polls

(PTI) New Delhi, Ta. 29
Exit polls were released as soon as the eighth phase of the Bengal elections was over. Exit polls claim Mamata Didi's hat-trick in West Bengal, but BJP will win historic seats. BJP's power in Assam will remain the same. There is a possibility of a change of power in Tamil Nadu. In Kerala, the Left government will come to power again.
The eighth phase of polling was held in West Bengal. In the last phase, 6 per cent voting took place. However, there was violence between the polls. Car bombs were hurled by car occupants in north Kolkata. The Election Commission has sought a report on the matter. The eighth phase of violence took place in West Bengal.
In West Bengal, a bomb was hurled at the Mahajati Sadan area of ​​Birbhum district in north Kolkata. The incident was reportedly carried out by some people in the car. However, no casualties were reported. A heavy police force has been deployed in the area after the incident was reported. The Election Commission has demanded a report on the incident. Notably, violence has been reported in Bengal during every phase of elections.
In the eighth and final phase of polling, voting was held on a total of 9 assembly seats in 6 districts. This phase consisted of 6 seats in Malda, 11 in Birbhum, 11 in Mushdabad and 2 in Kolkata North.
Didi's victory in West Bengal
Exit polls were released shortly after the last round of voting. Didi's hat trick is considered to be decided in West Bengal. According to exit polls, Didi's Trinamool Congress will get 12 to 13 seats. The BJP will have a historic appearance in the state. The number of BJP seats is likely to be between 105 and 121. The Congress-Left alliance will get 15 to 7 seats. However, some exit polls claimed that the BJP would win 12 to 15 seats in West Bengal, but most exit polls suggest a Trinamool Congress government for the third time.
BJP's return to Assam
In Assam, the BJP and its allies will form a new government together, but the UPA will get a few fewer seats. The UPA was projected to win 7 to 8 seats and the NDA 5 to 21 seats.
DMK will get power in Tamil Nadu
There is hope for a change of government in Tamil Nadu. A survey by ABP and Sea Water said the Congress-DMK alliance would get an absolute majority in nine seats in Tamil Nadu. AIDMK and allies will get 8 to 20 seats. But the DMK and its allies will come to power with 150 to 17 seats.
The fort of the left in Kerala will survive
In Kerala, the Left will regain power. Exit polls suggest Left parties will get 21 to 3 seats. The polls claimed that the Left parties had won 5 per cent of the votes in the state. In Kerala, the Left is expected to win 108 out of 150 seats.
BJP-Congress rivalry in Puducherry
In Puducherry, the NDA will come to power with 15 to 7 seats. The UPA will get 8-10 seats. However, some surveys said there would be competition between the two. In the last election, the Congress won 12 out of 20 seats. The BJP is likely to get a majority in this election.