Mamata Retorts, Says BJP Won't Cross 200-Seat Mark
The New Indian Express|May 15, 2024
WEST Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has claimed that the BJP is unlikely to touch the 200-seat mark in the parliamentary polls and that the India bloc will easily cross the 300-seat threshold.
Mamata Retorts, Says BJP Won't Cross 200-Seat Mark

"INDIA bloc will win at least 315 seats while the BJP will get a maximum 195 seats," she said at a rally at Bongaon, a town in North 24 Parganas, about 78 km from Kolkata.

At the end of phase 4 of the polls, Banerjee predicted that PM Modi would not return to power. "I will ensure that the INDIA bloc comes to power this time. There will be no Modi in Delhi. Based on the numbers I received till yesterday; they will get around 190195 seats. INDIA bloc will get 315 seats," she said.

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