Mamta Banerjee Nandigram Seat: Voting in hotseat Nandigram on 1st April, Mamta Banerjee will camp here for next 5 days, understand what she is afraid of!

Nandigram
The West Bengal Election Phase 1 Voting has started in the first phase of the West Bengal assembly elections. Voting on the hotseat Nandigram is scheduled on April 1 under the second phase. It is expected to be a strong fight between local MLA and BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Meanwhile, news has come that Mamta Banerjee will camp in Nandigram for the next 5 days. She will stay here and monitor till the voting takes place on April 1. Mamta will reach Nandigram on 28 March. He has several rallies here.

There is a big preparation by BJP for this seat
In fact, the Trinamool Congress is trying its best to capture the Nandigram seat. All the big leaders of Bharatiya Janata Party are also paying special attention to this seat. The BJP has made extensive preparations to woo the voters here. Within the next two days, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and famous actor Mithun Chakraborty, who recently joined the party, are to have a road show in Nandigram. During this time, TMC will keep a special watch on if something goes wrong. It is believed that Mamta Banerjee’s stay in Nandigram till voting is part of this party’s strategy.

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It is worth noting that Mamata Banerjee has been continuously alleging in her public meetings that the BJP can take any step to win the election. She also says that the BJP has brought goons from outside in Bengal to intimidate the voters and make them into their court. Since the Nandigram assembly seat is said to be dominated by strongman Suvendu Adhikari, Mamta Banerjee is already on the rise here. The TMC has also called on its leaders and activists to keep an eye on the BJP’s activities.

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Voting on 294 seats in eight phases, results will be out on May 2
Nandigram seat is to be voted on April 1 under the second phase. The election campaign will end on Tuesday for the vote to be held on Thursday. After this, candidates can go from house to house seeking votes but will not be able to hold election rallies. A total of 294 assembly seats in Bengal are to be voted in eight phases. Voting for the eighth and final phase will be held on April 29. If the results will come on 2 May, then we will be able to know whether there will be a hat-trick of Mamta Banerjee or the BJP will be able to come to power for the first time. The main contest is between TMC and BJP. How many seats will the Congress and the Left Front coalition get, it will only tell the time to come.