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🗳️ West Bengal — District-Wise Political Sentiment (2026 Assembly Election Landscape — المشهد الانتخابي قبل 2026) 🟣 1. Kolkata (Capital) ENGLISH: Traditional stronghold of TMC. Educated & cultural voters lean TMC. BJP presence increasing among middle class & job-focused groups. Issues: employment, urban systems, quality of life. ➡️ Sentiment: TMC ahead, BJP growing. العربية: معقل تقليدي لحزب ترينامول (TMC). الناخبون المتعلمون وذوو الخلفية الثقافية يميلون نحو TMC. وجود BJP يزداد بين الطبقة المتوسطة والباحثين عن فرص العمل. القضايا الرئيسية: الوظائف، الخدمات الحضرية، جودة المعيشة. ➡️ الاتجاه: TMC في الصدارة، وBJP يحقق تقدّمًا ملحوظًا. 🟤 2. North Bengal (Darjeeling, Jalpaiguri, Alipurduar, Coochbehar) ENGLISH: Politically fragmented & issue-based. Gorkhaland identity shapes hill areas. Tea-garden labour issues matter. BJP active due to identity + national narrative. ➡️ Sentiment: No fixed loyalty — issue-driven. العربية: المشهد السياسي مجزأ ومتعدد الاتجاهات. هوية...

Disclaimer: This blog provides a commentary on the electoral dynamics between the Mahagathbandhan and the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). It is based on publicly available information and projections, and does not constitute electoral advice, investment advice, or an official forecast. Election outcomes can vary due to many unpredictable factors—voter turnout, local issues, candidate strength, strategic alliances, last-minute changes—so please treat the content as analysis rather than certitude. --- Blog: Mahagathbandhan Expecting 135 Seats vs NDA Meta Label / Meta Description / Keywords Label: Mahagathbandhan vs NDA – Seat Projection Analysis Meta Description: Detailed analysis of the Mahagathbandhan’s projection of 135 seats versus the NDA in upcoming elections, examining alliance dynamics, challenges, strengths and likely outcomes – in English, Bengali and Hindi. Keywords: Mahagathbandhan, NDA, seat projection, Indian elections, Bihar elections, alliance politics, Te...

🗳️ West Bengal Election, Politics, and Calculation: Past, Present, and Future (English Version) Disclaimer: This article is written for educational and informational purposes only. It does not promote or criticize any political party or ideology. The aim is to help readers understand the political evolution of West Bengal through an objective, historical, and social lens. --- 1. The Past: Political Roots of West Bengal West Bengal’s political journey has always been dynamic. After India’s independence in 1947, the state became a center of left-leaning ideology and intellectual activism. The Congress Party initially dominated, but discontent over land reforms, unemployment, and social inequality paved the way for change. In 1977, the Left Front, led by the Communist Party of India (Marxist), came to power — a government that ruled for an unprecedented 34 years. The Left regime focused on land redistribution and rural empowerment, creating a strong base among farmers and wor...