"There is a conspiracy to stop the counting!" - Did Mamata get angry knowing that the defeat was certain? Turbulent state politics.

Sanchita Chatterjee, BS News Agency: As the counting of votes for the state assembly elections progresses, political tension is increasing in tandem. Although the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is in a favorable position in the initial trends, outgoing Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is reluctant to leave the battlefield. On the contrary, she made explosive allegations directly about the role of the central forces and the Election Commission in the middle of the counting. Alleging conspiracy In a video message from Mamata, the Trinamool leader claimed that the BJP has drawn a new blueprint knowing that defeat is certain. She alleged, "The central forces are atrocities on workers in various places. Even in many places, the process has been stopped after 2-3 rounds of counting. In places like Kalyani, discrepancies are being found in the EVM count." Mamata clearly claimed that the police and the administration have bowed their heads to the center, which is why this chaos is happening.

 Special message to boost the morale of the workers Even though the BJP is ahead at the beginning of the counting, the Trinamool leader has warned them not to give up. She assured the workers, "The situation will change from the evening. The real results will come out only after the counting of the 14th to 18th rounds. Remember, we have to continue fighting like tiger cubs." Along with this, she has strictly instructed the counting agents not to leave the center under any circumstances.

Image of Bhavanipur and Subhendu's reaction Although Trinamool is behind, Mamata Banerjee is in a favorable position in her own average Bhavanipur. At the end of the sixth round, she is ahead by about 19 thousand 393 votes compared to Subhendu Adhikari.

On the other hand, BJP leader Subhendu Adhikari is not very worried about this initial trend. He called the matter a 'minor EVM counting' and said, "There is still time for the full picture to be clear. However, it is clear that the votes have not converged like in 2021 or 2024. The Trinamool's vote bank has collapsed as the Congress has got good votes even in many minority-dominated areas." The whole of Bengal is now looking at which way the election results will ultimately turn. On one hand, there are allegations of conspiracy, on the other hand, confidence in victory - all of this puts Bengal's politics at an extremely dramatic juncture.