Following the second phase of Assembly elections in West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of the Trinamool Congress has assured party workers of victory despite early trends showing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leading in 193 seats compared to Trinamool's 92 seats. Banerjee has alleged that the Election Commission is deliberately delaying the counting process and not sharing data from 70-100 seats where her party claims to be leading. Historically, Banerjee has been a formidable opponent to the BJP, having successfully blocked its advance in previous elections. However, the current results suggest a significant setback for her image and the party's power in West Bengal, particularly in regions where Trinamool has traditionally been strong. The election outcome poses a risk to her national prominence and could lead to challenges in maintaining party unity, especially amid ongoing corruption investigations involving several leaders. Banerjee's assertion that she is a candidate in all 294 seats underscores her commitment, but the results may force her to reassess her strategies moving forward.