Asaduddin Owaisi's entry in West Bengal Elections after Bihar results

New Delhi: The result of Bihar Assembly Elections-2020 is in front of everyone. The NDA has got an absolute majority in Bihar. The NDA has managed to win 125 seats in the state.

On the other hand, the Grand Alliance has also succeeded in winning 111 seats by giving a strong competition to the NDA. But amid the performance of the NDA and the Grand Alliance, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi also created a stir in Bihar's politics. AIMIM has done wonders by winning 5 seats in Seemanchal.

Asaduddin Owaisi will contest elections in Bengal as well:

After winning five seats in Bihar, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has announced that he will now contest in Bengal as well. Responding to the continuing allegations, Owaisi said that he has a political party and he is allowed to contest anywhere.

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He hit back at the Congress and said that you do not want us to contest elections, you have formed a government in Maharashtra along with Shiv Sena. Owaisi announced that I will contest all the elections in the country including Bengal, UP. However, TMC's difficulties now appear to be increasing with Owaisi's decision.

Confident after Bihar Election Results:

It is clear that Asaduddin Owaisi's party AIMIM is continuously reaching in those areas where the number of Muslim voters is very high. Talking of Bengal, Muslim votes go to the TMC and Congress. But if Owaisi has an entry in Bengal politics, then concern for these parties may increase. Explain that the number of Muslim voters in Bengal is around 27 per cent, which determines the difference between victory or defeat.

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25 PERCENT Muslim voters in Bengal:

In the last few elections, a large number of Muslim voters are voting for Mamata Banerjee's party, after which Congress gets the highest Muslim vote. But the way the AIMIM party is now getting the love of Muslims, it is going to increase the concern of these parties.

Let us tell you that there are three districts in Bengal where more than 50 percent of the Muslim voters are there. While in many districts, they have a share of at least 25 percent. According to the seats, on the 90 out of 294 assembly seats, only Muslim voters decide the margin of victory and defeat.

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