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West Bengal: Politics has intensified after the results of West Bengal and Assam assembly elections. Meanwhile, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has raised questions on the victory of Bharatiya Janata Party and termed it as theft of mandate. In the election results declared on Monday, Bharatiya Janata Party defeated Trinamool Congress in West Bengal, while returned to power in Assam for the third consecutive time. Rahul Gandhi’s reaction after these results has further intensified the political debate.

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Rahul Gandhi came out in support of TMC

Rahul Gandhi expressed his views on social media platform X while supporting Trinamool Congress. He wrote, “Some people in the Congress and others are celebrating TMC’s defeat. They need to understand clearly that the theft of the mandate of Assam and Bengal is a major step by the BJP in its mission to destroy Indian democracy.” In his statement he further said, “Leave aside petty politics. This is not about any one party or the other. This is about India.”

This statement of Rahul Gandhi is being seen as a sharp political reaction to the big victory of BJP. Instead of describing this issue as limited only to election victory or defeat, he has described it as a big question to democracy. At present, after this statement, the round of allegations and counter-allegations between political parties is likely to intensify further.