In the ongoing Bengal elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has crossed the halfway mark in vote counting, a significant milestone that poses a serious challenge to Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal. Known for her fiery spirit, Banerjee, who has led the state for 15 years, remains defiant, urging her Trinamool Congress party members to 'fight like tiger cubs.' She claims that the BJP's rise is part of a larger plan, citing irregularities in the counting process and alleging violence against her party workers. Banerjee faces numerous challenges, including allegations of corruption within her administration and a backlash from voters over her handling of community issues, particularly regarding the prioritization of Muharram during Durga Puja. As the election progresses, she confronts the reality of anti-incumbency and the potential loss of her political stronghold, while also dealing with the fallout from the removal of approximately 91 lakh voters from the electoral list. Despite these hurdles, Banerjee remains hopeful, stating, 'Wait for sunset. We will win.'