Rahul .M.U.

Indian
student
ಕನ್ನಡಿಗ
humanitarian
peace lover

[Mahua Moitra @MahuaMoitra]

Another chat from the soul with @IndianExpress . Thanks Ravik

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

@_pallavighosh @drshamamohd It's better u don't talk as a BJP spokesperson in every situation

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

@Sathe9Siddhant @A_G951 Indian politics is unpredictable bro, don't come to a conclusion too early, everything can change in a month there are still 27 lakh voters who are adjudiced so anything can happen and don't expect everytime there will be a strong hindu consolidation as bengali Hindus r different

[Dhruv Rathee @dhruv_rathee]

Ache Din in West Bengal!🚩

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

@theprayagtiwari TMC -223
BJP -62

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

@Panther7112 62

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

@MJ_007Club 65

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

@SudhanidhiB Bro he even lost his first vidhan sabha election in 2001

[Sayantan Ghosh @sayantan_gh]

#unpopularopinion: I think this needs to be said. There’s a clear gap between what we see on Twitter, on TV, and what is actually being sensed on the ground in the West Bengal Assembly elections. Those who are travelling, engaging, and observing closely across the state are often describing a very different reality from what exit polls or the dominant narrative suggest.

I am not claiming that one side is right and the other is wrong. I’m only suggesting that perhaps some layers are being missed in the broader reading of the situation. West Bengal’s electoral behaviour is deeply complex and cannot be reduced to a single narrative.

Even within the so-called bhadralok of Kolkata, the variations are striking. A few broad observations (not exhaustive, just indicative):

1. Bengali-speaking voters often behave differently from non-Bengali-speaking voters
2. Those with older Left leanings vote differently from those without that legacy
3. Economic strata—upper middle class, lower middle class, and the poor—show distinct voting patterns
4. Religious identities continue to shape political choices in different ways
5. Among Bengalis, the Ghoti–Bangal divide still influences political outlooks in many cases
6. Among non-Bengali communities, Bihari, Marwari, Gujarati, and Sikh voters all engage with politics differently
7. Professional identities matter—Bengalis in business and Bengalis in service sectors often think politically in different ways; the same applies to non-Bengali groups
8. Gender and generational shifts are crucial—women across classes and the youth are emerging as distinct political voices
9. Age cohorts reflect very different political memories and priorities:
• 60–80: shaped by Left-dominated politics
• 40–60: lived through economic stagnation and job scarcity
• 30–40: often migrants with different exposures
• 25–30: split between those in Kolkata and those who have left
• 18–25: first-time or early voters with entirely different aspirations
10. Bhodrolok of Chowringhee thinks very differently of politics than that of Bhodrolok of Kasba.

All of this makes West Bengal a layered, multi-dimensional electoral landscape—far more complex than what a single exit poll or narrative can capture.

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

@thepheonixguy Bro revise strategy after 2 days , it's too early

[Mimi chakraborty @mimichakraborty]

One woman against all odds one woman shook patriarchy.
Salute her zeal her strength as a woman.

This is not political, this is a woman to tigress 🙏

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

Y don't u just say BJP is sweeping in the second phase, anyone who knows Bengal politics will never make such a low IQ tweet ,even BJP couldn't believe ur predictions as they know they can hardly win 20 this time in phase 2

[Virat Hindu 28 🇮🇳 🔱 🕉 ⚔ 🔥 ⚡ @ViratHindu24]

There are 142 seats in the second phase. Look at the score last time. In Hooghly, TMC got 14 seats and BJP got 4 seats. In Howrah, TMC got 16 seats and BJP got zero seats. In East Burdwan, TMC got 16 seats and BJP got zero seats. Three districts, 46 seats. The BJP had won only 4 seats. This time, the ground indications are showing that the BJP can win about 10 seats in Hooghly, about 10 seats in Howrah, and can make a clean sweep in East Burdwan
The statistics of Kolkata city are even more shocking. In Kolkata North, TMC got 7 seats and BJP got zero seats. In Kolkata South, TMC got 4 seats and BJP got zero seats. The indication here is that the BJP is going to open its account for the first time, and may win 5 to 6 of those 11 seats in the city.
Big districts are also leaning towards the BJP. Nadia, where the BJP had already won 9 out of 17 seats in 2021, is likely to cross the 12 mark this time. In North 24 Parganas, where the TMC won 28 out of 33 seats, the BJP's tally could be 8-9.
Combining all the seats in the second phase, the BJP is adding at least 40 new seats to its 2021 18 seats. In this way, the total number of seats for the BJP in the second phase could reach around 55 to 60.

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

@erbmjha TMC - 220 to 230
BJP - 55 to 77
Cong-0 to 3

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

Better u change ur account name into BJP propaganda account , after hearing BJP MPs and MLA candidates are in touch with TMC , this man is desperately trying to push false narrative against TMC.
@_TheEnigmous
@Ipica34

[Siddhant Sathe @Sathe9Siddhant]

As per sources, 12+ MPs from the Lok Sabha and a few Rajya Sabha MPs are in touch with the BJP. Discussions are still ongoing with Delhi’s top leadership.
They are not answering calls from TMC’s top leadership.

A few sitting MLAs and ministers who have a chance of winning are in touch with BJPs central ministers and state leadership.
Things will get more interesting after 4th May.

#WestBengalElections
#WestBengalElections2026
#WestBengalPolls

[Tamal Saha @Tamal0401]

“I don’t have a Chadda in my name…Chadda can become chaddi, Saayoni can’t” says #TMC MP @sayani06

See the full uncut interview here👇

https://t.co/LFDSRfrVZZ

[Akhilesh Yadav @yadavakhilesh]

एक अकेली लड़ जाएगी
जीतेगी और बढ़ जाएगी!

पहले चरण में ही दीदी की सरकार की बेहद मजबूत बुनियाद बन गई है दूसरे चरण में बंगाल की अस्मिता बचानेवाली दीदी की सरकार की बुलंद इमारत खड़ी हो जाएगी।

दीदी हैं, दीदी रहेंगी!

[Rahul .M.U. @RahulMU725773]

@ImShaibal11 @Sathe9Siddhant Let's wait till May 4th

[Mahua Moitra @MahuaMoitra]

Operation Machhi Bandh preparations in full swing. BJP & Gyanesh Daddoo get top brass of CAPF (i.e. paltu IPS officers) to Bengal to plan full military style takeover!