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$4.3 Million Bet on West Bengal Elections as Verdict Nears; Satta Market Surges

$4.3 Million Bet on West Bengal Elections as Verdict Nears; Satta Market Surges

May 1, 2026May 1, 2026 - by The Researchers

West Bengal elections trigger a massive betting surge, with over $4.3 million (₹35 crore) wagered globally. From satta bazar to international platforms, BJP vs TMC battle fuels high-stakes speculation.

$4.3 Million Bet on West Bengal Elections as Verdict Nears; Satta Market Surges Read More
Mamata Banerjee Alleges EVM Tampering in Kolkata, TMC Stages Dharna

Mamata Banerjee Alleges EVM Tampering in Kolkata, TMC Stages Dharna

April 30, 2026April 30, 2026 - by The Researchers

Mamata Banerjee alleges EVM tampering in a Kolkata strong room, prompting TMC leaders to stage a dharna. Election Commission denies irregularities ahead of Bengal poll counting.

Mamata Banerjee Alleges EVM Tampering in Kolkata, TMC Stages Dharna Read More
West Bengal Creates History: 92.47% Record Voter Turnout, PM Modi Praises Voters

West Bengal Creates History: 92.47% Record Voter Turnout, PM Modi Praises Voters

April 29, 2026April 29, 2026 - by The Researchers

West Bengal scripts history with a record 92.47% voter turnout in the 2026 Assembly elections, marking the highest participation since Independence and signaling strong democratic engagement.

West Bengal Creates History: 92.47% Record Voter Turnout, PM Modi Praises Voters Read More
Explained: Why PM Modi Asked Indians to Avoid Gold Purchases and Foreign Products Amid Global Crisis

‘Will Return for Swearing-In’: PM Modi Ends Bengal Campaign on Confident Note

April 27, 2026April 27, 2026 - by The Researchers

PM Narendra Modi ends his West Bengal campaign with a strong claim of BJP victory, saying he will return for the swearing-in of a BJP Chief Minister as TMC dismisses projections.

‘Will Return for Swearing-In’: PM Modi Ends Bengal Campaign on Confident Note Read More
“Will Take Over Delhi After Winning Bengal”: Mamata Banerjee Sparks Political Row

“Will Take Over Delhi After Winning Bengal”: Mamata Banerjee Sparks Political Row

April 24, 2026April 24, 2026 - by The Researchers

Mamata Banerjee says she will “take over Delhi” after winning Bengal, triggering sharp reactions from BJP. Her remark adds national stakes to the 2026 West Bengal elections.

“Will Take Over Delhi After Winning Bengal”: Mamata Banerjee Sparks Political Row Read More
From Rallies, Jhalmuri to Riverbanks: Modi’s Hooghly Visit Shapes West Bengal Election Campaign

From Rallies, Jhalmuri to Riverbanks: Modi’s Hooghly Visit Shapes West Bengal Election Campaign

April 24, 2026April 24, 2026 - by Ashis Sinha

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hooghly visit and viral jhalmuri stop highlight a softer, culturally driven strategy in West Bengal elections, blending symbolism with sharp political messaging.

From Rallies, Jhalmuri to Riverbanks: Modi’s Hooghly Visit Shapes West Bengal Election Campaign Read More
BJP Eyes Big After Bengal Phase 1; Amit Shah Claims 110+ Seats as TMC Pushes Back

BJP Eyes Big After Bengal Phase 1; Amit Shah Claims 110+ Seats as TMC Pushes Back

April 24, 2026 - by The Researchers

BJP projects over 110 seats after Phase 1 of West Bengal polls with 91.4% turnout, while TMC chief Mamata Banerjee rejects the claim and asserts strong public support.

BJP Eyes Big After Bengal Phase 1; Amit Shah Claims 110+ Seats as TMC Pushes Back Read More
Bengal Repoll on May 2: ECI Flags Irregularities in Diamond Harbour, Magrahat

Record Voter Turnout in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu Elections 2026, EC Calls It Historic

April 23, 2026April 23, 2026 - by The Researchers

West Bengal records 91.4% turnout in Phase 1 while Tamil Nadu crosses 84% in Assembly elections 2026. Election Commission calls it historic participation.

Record Voter Turnout in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu Elections 2026, EC Calls It Historic Read More
West Bengal Records 41.1% Turnout by 11 AM, Tamil Nadu at 37.5%; Violence Hits WB Polls

West Bengal Records 41.1% Turnout by 11 AM, Tamil Nadu at 37.5%; Violence Hits WB Polls

April 23, 2026April 23, 2026 - by The Researchers

West Bengal records 41.1% voter turnout and Tamil Nadu 37.5% by 11 AM in Assembly polls. While voting remains brisk, violence in parts of Bengal raises security concerns.

West Bengal Records 41.1% Turnout by 11 AM, Tamil Nadu at 37.5%; Violence Hits WB Polls Read More
Bengal Poll Shock: EC Orders Full Repoll in Falta’s 285 Booths After ‘Severe Electoral Offences’

7 Lakh New Voters Added in West Bengal Ahead of Polls; Female Count Sees Dip

April 19, 2026 - by The Researchers

Election Commission adds 5 lakh new voters in West Bengal ahead of assembly polls. North 24 Parganas leads surge; female voter count shows a slight decline.

7 Lakh New Voters Added in West Bengal Ahead of Polls; Female Count Sees Dip Read More

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