The veil is off: Bengal's 2026 battle hardens along religious lines
As the 2026 elections approach, West Bengal's political landscape is increasingly defined by religious polarization. The Trinamool Congress and BJP are actively using religious identities for political gain, evident in events like Ram Navami and Eid. This strategy, fueled by communal unrest, carries risks of alienating voters and consolidating minority votes, making the upcoming election a battleground of faith.
As the 2026 elections approach, West Bengal's political landscape is increasingly defined by religious polarization. The Trinamool Congress and BJP are actively using religious identities for political gain, evident in events like Ram Navami and Eid. This strategy, fueled by communal unrest, carries risks of alienating voters and consolidating minority votes, making the upcoming election a battleground of faith.
