Mamata Banerjee's victory in Bengal gave oxygen to the Opposition, will Didi become the sole Leader of the Opposition?

Kolkata, Ta. May 3, 2021, Monday

The TMC has once again come to power in West Bengal. Mamata Banerjee's victory in the Bengal elections has given the country a boost. After the BJP formed the government in several states, this time it seemed that perhaps the power in Bengal would also be named after the BJP. Although nothing like that has happened in Bengal, the people of Bengal have once again handed over the reins of power to Mamata Banerjee's party TMC as per the results of the High Voltage Election Trauma yesterday. Mamata Banerjee's political stature has increased since her victory. At the same time, his claim as the sole leader of the opposition in the country has become stronger.

Winning the West Bengal Assembly elections for the third time in a row, Mamata Banerjee has proved that there is no other popular leader in the state. The question now is whether Didi will march towards Delhi after winning Bengal. Because Mamata Banerjee has increased her stature in national politics by winning Bengal for the third time in a row. In this too, he has defeated the invincible Modi-Shah duo, which is considered to be a very big and important past.

This election in Bengal was a direct battle between the TMC and the BJP. The face of TMC was Mamata Banerjee while the face of BJP was Prime Minister Narendra Modi. After the victory, the question now is whether Mamata Banerjee will lead the Modi opposition across the country. Mamata Banerjee may also want to do the same, as she wrote a letter to 15 opposition forces on March 31 this year urging them to unite. He wrote that it was time to respond to the BJP's attack on democracy and the constitution.

It may be mentioned that even before this, Mamata Banerjee has made efforts to unite the anti-Modi forces and leaders of the country. During the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, he brought together 22 parties and 24 leaders on one platform. According to Mamata Banerjee, Samajwadi Party's Akhilesh Yadav and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal came on one stage.