Union Minister G Kishan Reddy has given a big statement in TV9's power conference. He has said that a double engine government will come in West Bengal, NDA will do wonders in Tamil Nadu also. During the program, when Reddy was asked that there are assembly elections in five states, what do you think? On this he said that out of the five states where elections are going to be held, NDA is in government in two states, Assam and Puducherry. We will return to these two states again.
Whereas, the remaining two states are Tamil Nadu and Bengal. As far as Bengal is concerned, the people there do not want to repeat the Mamata government because the situation in Bengal is still terrible. There is a problem of law and order. The state is full of Rohingyas. This is blatant hooliganism. Poverty is increasing. The condition of education is not good. The infrastructure that was there came to a standstill.
Reddy said that no sector is good in Bengal. There is only hooliganism there. There is similar situation in Tamil Nadu also. There the government changes every five years. DMK government has misused public money. Our government is coming there also.
We cannot tell whether our government will come to power in Kerala or not, but we will improve our situation there also. Our government has been formed in the first municipal corporation elections in Kerala. Will perform well in Kerala also. There will also be a good result in our favor. Let us tell you that there are assembly elections in five states in the year 2026. The electoral states are Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry.
There is a single phase election in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry on 9 April. In Tamil Nadu too, voting will be held in a single phase on April 23. At the same time, this time there is voting in two phases in Bengal. The first phase of voting will be held on April 23 while the second phase of voting will be held on April 29. Voting will be held on 152 seats in the first phase and 142 seats in the second phase. The results of all states will come on May 4.
