New Delhi: BJP National General Secretary, Tarun Chugh, on Friday expressed strong confidence in the party’s performance, saying the NDA alliance is heading towards a decisive win across multiple Assembly constituencies.
He said, “In all five Assembly constituencies, the Bharatiya Janata Party alliance is moving forward rapidly and appears to be heading towards victory. In particular, in Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is receiving strong public support and blessings from the people.”
Reacting to exit poll trends and post-election political momentum, BJP Punjab General Secretary, Rakesh Rathore, said the party is optimistic about its prospects across several states.
He stated, “I think that in Bengal, definitely the Bharatiya Janata Party is coming. It is also coming to Assam. Good results will come, and the BJP will be seen in a better position than before. I believe that in Punjab as well, the atmosphere is changing, and people are being seen in favour of the BJP.”
The remarks come in the backdrop of the recently-concluded Assembly elections in West Bengal, Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and the Union Territory of Puducherry, where voting was held in phases with results scheduled to be announced on May 4.
In West Bengal, voting was held in multiple phases amid tight security arrangements. The elections saw high voter participation and intense political campaigning between major parties, with results now awaited as political observers closely watch the outcome.
The West Bengal elections, along with contests in other states such as Assam and Punjab, have been seen as politically significant, with parties claiming strong public support based on ground feedback and exit poll interpretations. The BJP leadership has maintained that the political mood reflects growing acceptance of its development agenda and governance model.
The results, expected shortly, will determine the actual electoral performance of all major parties across the contested states.
(IANS)
