KOLKATA: TMC Saturday swept assembly bypolls in Bengal, the first held after the RG Kar rape-murder. TMC won all six seats that went to vote on Nov 13, taking its tally in the 294-member state assembly to 219.

The vote counting for the West Bengal bypolls to six Assembly seats, held on November 13, is set for November 23, with the TMC confident of retaining all six constituencies.

Thousands of junior doctors held protest marches against Mamata Banerjee, but the bypoll results clearly indicate that the people of West Bengal continue to trust her governance. This is evident as she led the Trinamool Congress to victory in all six bypoll seats.

Trinamool Congress sweeps all six bypolls in West Bengal, solidifying political dominance despite ongoing protests.

TMC candidates are leading by substantial margins in all six West Bengal bypoll constituencies, reinforcing the party's dominance ahead of the 2024 assembly elections.

Trinamool Congress candidates won the by-elections by significant margins in the bypolls for all the six assembly constituencies in West Bengal, with counting ongoing since 8 am on Saturday. These elections,

West Bengal BJP leaders Sukanta Majumdar and Suvendu Adhikari said such results were not unexpected in bypolls

Giving a boost to BJP and its allies in bypolls at 48 assembly seats across 15 states, NDA emerged the dominant force, securing 26 seats.

The bypoll results are a clear indicator of TMC’s continued grip on Bengal, further boosting Mamata Banerjee’s stature as one of India’s most formidable regional leaders.