The Trinamool Congress (TMC) won a clean sweep of six West Bengal assembly constituencies in the recent bypoll elections, despite continued protests over the RG Kar rape-murder case and calls for Chief Minister and Party Chief Mamata Banerjee's resignation.

The bypoll results are a clear indicator of TMC’s continued grip on Bengal, further boosting Mamata Banerjee’s stature as one of India’s most formidable regional leaders.

TMC secures significant victory in West Bengal bypolls. The party won all six assembly constituencies. This includes a win in the BJP's former stronghold of Madarihat. The bypolls were seen as a test of public sentiment after a doctor's death sparked protests.

TMC candidates are leading in West Bengal bypolls across six constituencies amid ongoing protests related to the RG Kar Medical College incident. With counting underway, TMC's Sangita Roy and Jayprakash Toppo show significant leads in Sitai and Madarihat,

Trinamool Congress (TMC) candidates are heading for a landslide victory in the West Bengal bypolls, establishing a commanding lead in all six constituencies. The results, as votes are being counted, indicate a strong reaffirmation of TMC's dominance in the state,

Bypolls were also held for Lok Sabha seats - Wayanad and Nanded. Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi is contesting from Wayanad, which Rahul Gandhi had won by a big margin in June.