Sanchita chatterjee, BS News Agency: TMC won 80 seats and most of the 31 names you listed are generally considered to be associated with the Muslim community. At the same time, you also mentioned Hindu leaders like Madan Mitra, Kunal Ghosh, Shobhandev Chatterjee who are in TMC. You said that if TMC had won this election, West Bengal would have quickly become Bangladesh.
In reality, the outcome of an election does not depend only on religious identity. The selection of candidates, the composition of the local population, the organization of the party, alliances, voter turnout and election issues — all these play a role. West Bengal is a state of India and its governance is based on the Indian Constitution. If the political status or national boundaries of a state are to be changed, it has to be done through the constitutional process.
In India's multi-party democracy, candidates of all religions contest elections from all parties and win. All the major parties in West Bengal, including TMC, ⁹give tickets to candidates of different communities. Which community candidate wins in a particular area depends on the preferences of the voters of that area. For this