The recent elections in West Bengal saw a significant shift in voter sentiment, particularly among women, who played a decisive role in the BJP's victory. Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan attributed this success to widespread dissatisfaction with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's governance, citing issues such as the handling of the RG Kar rape-murder case, corruption, and a lack of job opportunities. Pradhan noted that women, traditionally supporters of Banerjee due to her welfare schemes, turned against her following controversial statements and incidents of violence. The BJP's win signals a demand for accountability and effective governance, as voters expressed their desire for jobs over state handouts. Additionally, the Trinamool Congress faced significant scrutiny over corruption allegations, including a major cash seizure linked to a recruitment scam. This election marks a pivotal moment for West Bengal, as the BJP aims to implement transformative changes in the state.