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World Print edition: 2026-05-05

Modi celebrates ‘record’ win in opposition-held West Bengal

Published May 5, 2026 Updated May 5, 2026 06:01am
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KOLKATA: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed a “record” victory on Monday in key elections in opposition-held West Bengal state after official trends and partial results showed a thumping majority for his Hindu nationalist party.

Votes were still being counted under tight security in the state of more than 100 million people, one of five states and territories that held elections in April and May where results were also being announced on Monday.

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