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ABP News Exit Poll 2019: BJP's Babul Supriyo to bite the dust in Asansol. Here's West Bengal's complete seat-wise projection
West Bengal has a total of 42 Lok Sabha seats, third highest after Uttar Pradesh 80 and Maharashtra's 48.
NEW DELHI: The BJP has taken giant strides and made major headway into the Trinamool Congress territory of West Bengal in 2019 Lok Sabha elections, according to an exit poll conducted by ABP News. The saffron party, which has been targeting West Bengal over the past couple of years, is slated to win 16 of the 42 seats in the state, adding 14 Lok Sabha constituencies to its tally of two achieved in 2014 Lok Sabha polls.
The TMC, which swept the 2014 general elections in the state by bagging 34 Lok Sabha seats, may be reduced to 24 seats. The Congress, which won four seats in 2014, may get only two seats, the exit poll projected.
According to seat-wise projections in the state, Union Minister Babul Supriyo is likely to be vanquished by his TMC rival Moon Moon Sen from Asansol. Sitting Member of Parliament Mamtaz Sanghamita of the Trinamool Congress may taste success by defeating Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) stalwart SS Ahluwalia from Burdwan-Durgapur Lok Sabha constituency. TMC’s Khalilur Rehman is projected to trounce Congress's Abhijeet Mukherjee in Jangipur.
Key takeaways:#ABPExitPoll2019: West Bengal Lok Sabha seat projection: BJP+ - 16, TMC - 24, Cong+ - 2 , Left - 0 TMC's Kalyan Banerjee likely to win from Serampore LS constituency TMC's Mala Roy may win from Kolkata South seat BJP's Medinipur candidate Dilip Ghosh is tipped to win pic.twitter.com/gUrLIAs5CH
— ABP News (@abpnewstv) May 20, 2019
- TMC's Kalyan Banerjee likely to win from Serampore LS constituency
- TMC's Mala Roy may win from Kolkata South seat
- BJP's Medinipur candidate Dilip Ghosh is tipped to win
- Sitting Member of Parliament Dinesh Trivedi of the Trinamool Congress predicted to win from Barrackpore Lok Sabha seat.
- BJP’s Khargen Murmu is projected to win Malda North seat
- Union minister and BJP MP Babul Supriyo may bite the dust in Asansol, a seat that is likely to be won by TMC’s Moon Moon Sen.
ABP Exit Poll 2019 - Below is the complete West Bengal's seat-wise projection: Asansol: Win - TMC's Moon Moon Sen Lose - BJP's Babul Supriyo Burdwan-Durgapur: Win - Sitting Member of Parliament Mamtaz Sanghamita of the Trinamool Congress Lose - Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) stalwart SS Ahluwalia Raiganj: Win: TMC's MLA Kanhaia Lal Agarwal Lose: Congress’ Deepadas Munshi Malda North: Win: BJP's Khagen Murmu Lose: TMC's Mausam Noor Jangipur: Win: TMC’s Khalilur Rehman Lose: Congress's Abhijeet Mukherjee Barrackpore: Win: Dinesh Trivedi win Serampore: Win: Kalyan Banerjee, TMC Hooghly: Win: Locket Chatterjee, BJP Ghatal: Lose: BJP's Bharti Ghosh Medinipur: Win: Dileep Ghosh, BJP Diamond Harbour: Win: Abhishek Banerjee, TMC Jadhavpur: Win: TMC's Mimi Chakraborty Kolkata South: Lose: BJP's CK Bose Kolkata North: Lose: BJP's Rahul Sinha#ABPExitPoll2019: West Bengal (42 seats)
Burdwan-Durgapur: Win - Sitting MP Mamtaz Sanghamita of TMC Lose - BJP stalwart SS Ahluwalia Raiganj: Win: TMC's MLA Kanhaia Lal Agarwal Lose: Congress’ Deepadas Munshi Malda North: Win: BJP's Khagen Murmu Lose: TMC's Mausam Noor pic.twitter.com/Crk6Rdr50m — ABP News (@abpnewstv) May 20, 2019
- Cooch Behar - BJP
- Alipurduar - BJP
- Jalpaiguri – TMC
- Darjeeling - BJP
- Balurghat - BJP
- Maldaha Dakshin - Congress
- Baharampur - Congress
- Murshidabad - BJP
- Bangaon - TMC
- Krishnanagar - TMC
- Ranaghat - BJP
- Dum Dum - TMC
- Barasat – TMC
- Basirhat - TMC
- Jaynagar - TMC
- Mathurapur - TMC
- Howrah - BJP
- Uluberia - TMC
- Arambag - BJP
- Tamluk - TMC
- Kanthi - TMC
- Jhargram – BJP
- Purulia - BJP
- Bankura – BJP
- Bishnupur - BJP
- Bardhaman Purba - BJP
- Bolpur – TMC
- Birbhum – TMC
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