Akshay Samal । ଅକ୍ଷୟ ସାମଲ

What’s driving the shift in the WB election? Looks like BJP will forming govt in WB with 2/3 majority. A few key factors stand out: After nearly a decade, the state has witnessed a relatively peaceful election with strong voter turnout — that itself signals a change in public mood. State government employees remain dissatisfied. DA is around 22% under an older pay structure, while central employees receive ~58–60% under the 7th Pay Commission. A large majority want revision. Reports of people traveling from outside just to vote suggest unusually high motivation to influence the outcome — often interpreted as anti-incumbency sentiment. Exit poll silence matters. When many voters hesitate to disclose their choice, it often indicates a hidden swing — frequently against the ruling party. Together, these trends point to growing anti-incumbency against Trinamool Congress and explain why Bharatiya Janata Party is gaining ground.