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2026 bypoll results: Vijay’s TVK sweeps Tamil Nadu, BJP wins Bengal, Assam

Times of India ·
2026 bypoll results: Vijay’s TVK sweeps Tamil Nadu, BJP wins Bengal, Assam

In Tamil Nadu, it was still “Thalapathy” Vijay and his TVK brigade making their presence felt.

In West Bengal, the BJP strengthened its position, while in Assam, the saffron party maintained its comfortable lead.

Puducherry, meanwhile, remained firmly with CM N Rangaswamy's ruling AINRC.

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