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The first phase of the West Bengal and Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 saw significant turnout, with West Bengal voting on 152 seats and Tamil Nadu on all 234 seats. Prime Minister Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed rallies, with PM Modi stating that a strong BJP government would be formed after May 4th.
The first phase of the West Bengal and Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 concluded on April 23. West Bengal voted on 152 out of 294 seats, while Tamil Nadu voted on all 234 seats. Prime Minister Modi addressed a rally in Kolkata, stating that a strong BJP government would be formed after May 4th, which would end the problems of Bengal. Union Home Minister Amit Shah also addressed a rally, claiming that the BJP would win more than 110 seats out of 152 in West Bengal. The Election Commission of India reported a historic turnout in both states, with Tamil Nadu recording its highest-ever turnout since independence. PM Modi and Amit Shah praised the Election Commission and security personnel for their efforts in conducting the election.
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