BPN Exit Poll vs Results: We Called Bengal’s Political Shift with 66.9% Seat Accuracy

By BPN News Desk May 6, 2026

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The results of the 2026 West Bengal Assembly election have now confirmed what the BPN and Statscope India Exit Poll had projected before counting day: West Bengal was witnessing a decisive political shift in favour of the Bharatiya Janata Party. While the final scale of the BJP surge exceeded

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Puducherry 2026: Why the BPN Exit Poll Got the Election Wrong

By BPN News Desk May 6, 2026

For the last few weeks, BPN and Statscope India stood firmly behind our Puducherry 2026 projection. Our exit poll and internal modelling suggested that the Secular Progressive Alliance would emerge as the largest bloc in the Union Territory, with the NDA remaining competitive but behind. The final result proved us wrong. The NDA and its […]

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Assam 2026: BPN & Statscope India Exit Poll Got 99 Seats Right With 78.57% Accuracy

By BPN News Desk May 6, 2026

The 2026 Assam Assembly Election has now concluded, and with the final constituency-wise results in place, BPN & Statscope India can publicly present the performance of its Assam Exit Poll model. Out of 126 Assembly constituencies, our projection correctly predicted the winner in 99 seats, resulting in a seat-level accuracy of 78.57%. In an era […]

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Kerala 2026: BPN Exit Poll Correctly Predicted UDF Victory with 78.6% Seat Accuracy

By BPN News Desk May 6, 2026

Bharat Pulse News, in partnership with Statscope India, successfully predicted the outcome of the 2026 Kerala Assembly election, correctly forecasting a UDF victory well before the official results confirmed the mandate. The final election result delivered a clear win for the UDF, validating the broader direction and seat-level trends identified in the BPN & Statscope

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Tamil Nadu 2026: BPN Exit Poll Got It Wrong, Here’s What We Missed

By BPN News Desk May 6, 2026

The 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election has delivered one of the most politically disruptive verdicts in recent state election history. Vijay’s TVK did not merely emerge as a spoiler or a third force. It emerged as the single-largest political force in the state, completely reshaping the electoral battlefield and overturning many assumptions held not just […]

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Murshidabad, Sandeshkhali, RG Kar: BJP Must Launch SIT Probes in First Cabinet Meeting

By BPN News Desk May 6, 2026

West Bengal has finally witnessed political change after years of one of the most emotionally exhausting and politically violent chapters in its modern history. But this election result was not merely about party symbols, campaign slogans, or electoral arithmetic. It was something far deeper. It was an explosion of accumulated anger, helplessness, fear, and exhaustion […]

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If Mamata Won’t Step Aside, The System Must Step Forward

By BPN News Desk May 5, 2026

The 2026 West Bengal election has delivered a decisive and unmistakable verdict. For months, the campaign was projected as a high-stakes political battle, one that would determine not just the future of a state but the durability of a political model built over more than a decade. The results are now in. The people have […]

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Why West Bengal 2026 Is Amit Shah’s Defining Political Masterstroke

By BPN News Desk May 5, 2026

West Bengal has always been a political outlier. For decades, it resisted the national currents that shaped the rest of India. First under the uninterrupted rule of the Left Front, and then under the firm grip of the All India Trinamool Congress led by Mamata Banerjee, the state functioned as a fortress where external political […]

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AN OPEN LETTER TO CHIEF MINISTER DEVENDRA FADNAVIS: THE TIME FOR JUDICIAL PATIENCE HAS ENDED

By BPN News Desk May 4, 2026

Honorable Chief Minister, I am writing this with a shaking hand, not out of fear, but out of a rage that has become the common currency of every household in Maharashtra. I write to you as a father, as an uncle, and as a citizen who is utterly sickened. The Narsapur horror in Pune has […]

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A 4-Year-Old Is Dead in Narsapur: How Long Before Law And Order Starts Working in Maharashtra?

By BPN News Desk May 2, 2026

A four-year-old child is dead in Narsapur. A child who should have been running around her home, laughing, crying over toys, asking for food, troubling her parents with innocent demands, and falling asleep safely at night. Instead, Maharashtra is reading about her as another victim of a crime so cruel that words feel useless. There […]