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The BJP has secured a decisive victory in West Bengal, ending the Trinamool Congress's 15-year reign with a two-thirds majority. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's defeat marks a significant political shift. The party is now poised to form the government, with the selection of the next chief minister being the immediate focus.

West Bengal's crucial assembly elections are nearing their conclusion, with exit polls set to release on April 29 and final results on May 4. The state witnessed record voter turnout in Phase 1, and Phase 2, covering key strongholds including Mamata Banerjee's Bhabanipur constituency, is now underway. Prominent leaders from TMC and BJP are in contention.

Trinamool Congress faced a significant setback in Kolkata, losing its stronghold and several key seats to the BJP. High-profile defeats included senior ministers and the deputy mayor, marking a stark contrast to previous elections. While some victories offered solace, the overall results signal a major shift in the city's political landscape.

Trinamool Congress's dominance in Kolkata crumbled as anti-incumbency led to significant electoral losses, including party chief Mamata Banerjee and several ministers. The BJP made inroads into traditional Trinamool strongholds, securing key urban seats. Despite the overall setback, a few senior Trinamool leaders managed to retain their constituencies in face-saving victories.

Following dramatic election outcomes, Tollywood is witnessing a seismic shift, as numerous Trinamool 'glam' candidates face stunning defeats. The film fraternity is stepping up, demanding a break from the chains of political interference, particularly from influential players like the Biswas siblings.

In the Nalanda district of Biharsharif, the tragic demise of Rupa Kumari has sparked a wave of suspicion, as her family accuses her in-laws of foul play. After a sudden illness, Rupa succumbed while being rushed to Patna for further medical care.

In a historic electoral upset, the BJP has secured its first-ever assembly election victory in West Bengal, unseating Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after 15 years. The results, reflecting a record 92.47% voter turnout, saw the BJP's "Bhoy out, Bharosa in" slogan resonate strongly, surpassing the TMC's "Maa maati manush" narrative.

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