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Bengal CM Mamata ruled out claims of political violence in West Bengal and said such allegations are all &ldquo;BJP&rsquo;s gimmick.&rdquo;
Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar had written to Mamata Banerjee complaining about her government&rsquo;s alleged inaction in cases of post-election violence a day after a delegation of BJP MLAs led by Suvendu Adhikari met him to discuss the deterioration of law and order in the state
Mamata asserted that the claims made were completely &ldquo;baseless&rdquo;.
Meanwhile,&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;refused to comment on&nbsp;the Governor's&nbsp;official tour to meet senior BJP ministers, including&nbsp;Amit Shah, and President Ram Nath Kovind in New Delhi.

Mamata Banerjee calls post poll violence claims in Bengal 'BJP's gimmick'

'BJP's gimmick': Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee dismissed post poll violence claims

Bengal CM: no political violence in the state, it is all&nbsp;'BJP's&nbsp;gimmick'
Bengal&nbsp;Governor&nbsp;Dhankhar&nbsp;slams Mamata&nbsp;over alleged inaction on post-poll violence
Bengal&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;leaders&nbsp;meet Governor, claim law &amp; order has deteriorated
Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;dismisses BJP's&nbsp;claims about law &amp; order&nbsp;as baseless

Bengal CM Mamata ruled out claims of political violence in West Bengal and said such allegations are all &ldquo;BJP&rsquo;s gimmick.&rdquo;
Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar had written to Mamata Banerjee complaining about her government&rsquo;s alleged inaction in cases of post-election violence a day after a delegation of BJP MLAs led by Suvendu Adhikari met him to discuss the deterioration of law and order in the state
Mamata asserted that the claims made were completely &ldquo;baseless&rdquo;.
Meanwhile,&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;refused to comment on&nbsp;the Governor's&nbsp;official tour to meet senior BJP ministers, including&nbsp;Amit Shah, and President Ram Nath Kovind in New Delhi.

As the eighth and final phase of Assembly elections concluded in West Bengal, a poll of exit polls on Thursday showed the Mamata Banerjee led Trinamool Congress will retain power in a hard fought contest where the regional outfit is in a straight fight with the BJP.
While the ABP-C Voter survey gave TMC 152-162 seats, it predicted BJP to win between 109-121 seats in the 292 member assembly. The Left and Congress alliance according to the survey, is projected to get 14-25 seats.
However, the Republic CNX post-voting survey gave BJP more seats than the TMC. The survey projected Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s party to get 139-148 seats, while the TMC may get between 128-138 seats. It projected a poor show for Left alliance.
The Time Now &ndash; CVoter projected the TMC to win the election with 158 seats while it gave BJP 115 seats.

Poll of exit polls: Mamata to retain Bengal but BJP will make massive inroad

As the eighth and final phase of Assembly elections concluded in West Bengal, a poll of exit polls on Thursday showed the Mamata Banerjee led Trinamool Congress will retain power in a hard fought contest where the regional outfit is in a straight fight with the BJP.
The India Today Axis&nbsp;My India predicted the Mamata&nbsp;led party to pick between 130-156 seats. It gave BJP between 134-160 seats in the 294 member Assembly.
While the ABP-C Voter survey gave TMC 152-162 seats, it predicted BJP to win between 109-121 seats in the 292 member assembly. The Left and Congress alliance according to the survey, is projected to get 14-25 seats.
The TV9 Polstart&nbsp;gave TMC&nbsp;142 to 152 seats as it predicted&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;to win between 125-135 seats.&nbsp; However, the Republic CNX post-voting survey gave BJP more seats than the TMC. The survey projected Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s party to get 139-148 seats, while the TMC may get between 128-138 seats. It projected a poor show for Left alliance.
The Time Now &ndash; CVoter projected the TMC to win the election with 158 seats while it gave BJP 115 seats.

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