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West Bengal Exit Poll Results LIVE: A voter turnout of 91.47% was recorded in Bengal on Wednesday, as per ECI data. Meanwhile, three exit poll projections predicted a victory for the BJP in West Bengal, while People's Pulse projected a clear TMC sweep.| India News

Exit polls for the 2026 Assam Assembly elections indicate a potential BJP victory. Polling has concluded across several states, with Assam recording a record turnout. The election is a key contest between the BJP and the Congress. Counting for all votes is scheduled for May 4, which will reveal the final outcome.

West Bengal Election 2026 Phase 2 Voting Percentage Live Updates: According to the ECI 91.41% voters cast their votes in the second phase of elections. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said CRPF personnel have assaulted voters in her constituency.

Exit polls project the United Democratic Front (UDF) will unseat the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) in Kerala after a decade. Despite a strong women's turnout and women-centric campaign promises, the Bharatiya Janata Party-led NDA is not expected to make a significant impact. Vote counting is scheduled for May 4.

This comes as the second phase of polling in West Bengal assembly elections concluded at 6 pm on Wednesday, with voter turnout hitting remarkable mark at 90%| India News

BJP candidate from the Noapara constituency Arjun Singh was also present during the ordeal and levelled serious allegations of electoral malpractice. Singh accused a local councillor's husband of orchestrating "forceful" voting across multiple booths, stating that a complaint would be filed with the Election Commission.

While Mamata Banerjee alleged central force intimidation and midnight raids, the BJP's Suvendu Adhikari hailed the high participation in Kolkata despite sporadic clashes across districts.

After the completion of the poll today, 700 companies of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) will continue to remain deployed in West Bengal to maintain law and order until further orders, the Election Commission of India (ECI) said.

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi alleged that violence takes place during and after assembly elections in West Bengal and noted that the Election Commission has intervened.

The second phase of assembly polls in West Bengal has seen a huge 89.99% per cent turnout till 5 pm, according to Election Commission data