Mamata Banerjee (leader of the Trinamool Congress) accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Election Commission of India (ECI) of colluding to 'loot over 100 seats' during the recent West Bengal Assembly elections. Banerjee described the BJP's victory as 'immoral' and criticized the ECI for its handling of the election process, claiming it has abandoned neutrality. As the counting progressed, the BJP emerged victorious, winning 113 seats and leading in 93 others, totaling 206 seats. This marks the party's first government formation in West Bengal, a significant shift in the state's political landscape. Banerjee's TMC secured only 46 seats and is leading in 35 others, a stark contrast to the BJP's performance. Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the election results as a triumph of 'people's power' and good governance. The Congress and smaller parties, such as the CPI(M) and AJUP, secured minimal representation, highlighting the BJP's dominance in this election cycle.