Mamta Banerjee has won a historic victory in the West Bengal assembly elections. His party TMC has won 213 out of 292 seats. At the same time, even after putting full emphasis, BJP has been able to win only 77 seats. Now Mamta Banerjee is taking charge of the state for the third time and this time she has many big challenges. Let's know-
Along with the election victory, reports of violence are continuously coming from West Bengal. If there is arson somewhere, loot and murders continue unabated. Questions are being raised on law and order. There are allegations that TMC is targeting BJP and its workers. In such a situation, it is a very challenging situation for the Chief Minister that how can she rein in these incidents and create an atmosphere of peace in the state.
So far, the situation of Corona has become uncontrollable throughout the country, there are reports of people dying everywhere. According to the latest data, on May 4, West Bengal had more than 17 thousand infection cases and 107 people died.
These are the highest ever number of infections and deaths. There have been 11,744 deaths due to this infection in the state while there are 1,20,946 active cases. How will this infection stop? How to control it? Such challenges still stand in front of Mamta.
In the midst of the elections, all parties, including the ruling TMC, started campaigning, ignoring the situation in Corona. When elections were announced in February, around 200 cases were coming up in West Bengal every day and now this figure has reached 17 thousand. Record numbers of corona infection cases are coming here every day.
Hospitals do not have ventilators, lack oxygen, people are not getting beds. Due to lack of treatment in time, people are dying. How will this situation improve? How will the CM get all possible help for himself by correcting his relations with the Central Government? Mamta Banerjee will now have to correct this situation by sitting on CM's chair for the third time.
When the government records a big victory, the expectations of the public are also very high. This time, the people of West Bengal have given Mamata Banerjee this time. TMC has got more seats and vote percentage than in 2016. In 2016, TMC won 211 seats out of 294. This time the figure has reached 213.
At the same time, if you talk about vote percentage, it has also increased. In these assembly elections, BJP's vote percentage fell by less than 2 percent, while TMC's figure increased by 5 percent. In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BJP had secured 40.7 percent votes, which has reduced to 38.09 percent this time. At the same time, the ruling TMC got 43.3 percent votes in the Lok Sabha elections, which has now increased to 47.97 percent.
In this way, the public has also given big responsibilities to Mamata Banerjee. Every government promises to provide work to the middle class and unemployed youth in the state, now this time the challenge before the Chief Minister is how she is able to provide work and income to the people of every class.
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