Election Results 2024: TMC, BJP in neck and neck fight in Bengal
The Hindu
Election Results 2024: Neck-and-neck contest between TMC and BJP in West Bengal Lok Sabha polls, with TMC slightly ahead
The Trinamool Congress (TMC) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) were on June 4 locked in a neck-and-neck contest in West Bengal as counting of postal ballots for the Lok Sabha polls got underway, with the former having a slight edge, TV channels reported.
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Bengali news channel ABP Ananda reported that TMC was leading in three seats, while the BJP and the Congress were ahead in one seat each.
Another Bengali news channel TV 9 Bangla, reported that TMC was leading in five, whereas the BJP was ahead in four and the Congress in one.
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The Election Commission, however, is yet to come out with any trend as of now.
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