In a speech addressing BJP workers in Delhi following a significant victory in Bihar's assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi confidently predicted that the BJP would replicate its success in West Bengal, a state where it had never won previously. Current election trends indicate that the BJP is leading in 193 seats of the 294-seat West Bengal assembly, while the ruling Trinamool Congress, led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, is trailing with 97 seats. Modi remarked that the victory in Bihar would pave the way for success in Bengal, likening it to the flow of the Ganga River. Despite the optimism from the BJP, Trinamool Congress spokesperson Kunal Ghosh had dismissed Modi's forecast, asserting that the political dynamics of Bihar had no relevance to Bengal. However, the unfolding results appear to contradict that assertion, with the BJP poised for a historic achievement in West Bengal.