Recent exit polls for the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections suggest that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) holds a slight lead over the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC). In response, Akhtar Hussain, a Member of Parliament from Bangladesh, expressed significant concern, stating that a BJP victory could result in a humanitarian crisis as undocumented Bangladeshi migrants might be forcibly returned to Bangladesh. Hussain emphasized that this situation would create a major refugee crisis, impacting the economy and humanitarian conditions in Bangladesh. The exit polls indicate a competitive race, with projections suggesting the BJP could secure between 150-160 seats while the TMC might obtain 130-140 seats. This election cycle has seen the issue of illegal immigration become a focal point, with BJP leaders frequently addressing it. The comments from Hussain come amid rising tensions between India and Bangladesh regarding immigration, further igniting discussions on social media where users expressed varied opinions on the implications of a BJP win for Bangladesh.