Leaders made a final push for their parties as campaigning for the second phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections ended on Monday. On behalf of the Trinamool Congress, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held a padyatra in the Bhabanipur Assembly constituency, interacting with residents ahead of the silence period.For the BJP, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Union Home Minister Amit Shah led separate roadshows in the Kalyani and Behala Paschim assembly constituencies, respectively, wrapping up last-mile outreach efforts.
The campaign for the second phase of the West Bengal Assembly elections wrapped up on Monday, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaching out to voters through a letter and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee cautioning against what she called the BJP’s “divisive” politics.Top leaders made their final appeals ahead of the April 29 polling, as voters across the remaining 142 assembly constituencies prepare to cast their ballots. What began as an ideological contest soon intensified into a sharp war of words between rival camps.A total of 3,21,73,837 electors are eligible to vote in this phase. The outcome of the two-phase election will be declared on May 4, when votes are counted.
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