So, both a split or a reunion between DMK and Congress could have uncertain consequences.
The most fascinating state this election season is West Bengal. As of now, CVoter has predicted 158 seats for the TMC with a vote share of 43 percent with the BJP getting 102 seats and 37.5 percent votes.
It has also predicted 11.8 percent votes and 30 seats for the Left-Congress alliance.
The day the opinion poll data was made public, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced that she will be contesting from the Nandigram seat, that is presently held by rebel TMC and now BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari. The BJP was counting on a complete sweep of the Jangalmahal region in which Nandigram lies.
Now, with Mamata Banerjee entering the electoral arena in that region, a complete BJP sweep may not be that easy.
Another X-Factor could be the Left-Congress vote. Some observers suggest that as the elections approach, this could reduce with the TMC and BJP gaining.
Then Abbas Siddiqui of Furfura…