AGARTALA, Oct 3 (TIWN): Heavy celebrations are going on in Tripura amid Bengal Trinamool’s landslide victory. The Trinamool party members initially distributed ‘Rosogolla’ (Bengal, Tripura’s a special sweet item) among the public and danced to cheer the victory of Mamata Banerjee and her party. In West Bengal the celebrations are at a massive wave amid BJP is alleging that TMC violating Election Commission’s guidelines by massive celebrations. After the 14th round of counting (2 pm report), Mamata Banerjee secured 55,404 votes while Priyanka Tibrewal of the BJP secured 16,454 votes, giving the Chief Minister a lead of 37,950 votes. Bengal's by-poll victory is significant in Tripura's ground as TMC is desperately trying to form a Govt in Tripura in the upcoming 2023 Assembly Poll.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0Ru0zK7Jno TIWN YouTube Link, Tripura TMC celebrated Bengal By-Poll results.

In two other constituencies - Jangipur and Samserganj, the Trinamool Congress candidates have maintained their lead. Jakir Hossain who is contesting from Jangipur assembly seat is leading by a margin of 22,453 votes after the tenth round of counting. Trinamool Congress candidate from Samserganj, Amirul Islam is also leading by a margin of 5,965 votes after the tenth round of counting.  There was widespread celebration across Kolkata following the huge lead maintained by the Chief Minister.

Trinamool MLA from Kamarhati, Madan Mitra led a huge rally at Jadu Babu's market in Bhabanipur area to celebrate the victory of the Chief Minister, which is yet to be declared. He led the rally with drums and crackers and played 'Abir' with the supporters.  Speaking to media, Mitra said, "This is the beginning of the end of BJP. India wants her beti and that is again proved in Bhabanipur". 

Similar celebrations were witnessed in several places in the city and the district where people gathered in large numbers and celebrated the impending victory of the Trinamool chief. They played drums, danced on the roads, burned crackers and played 'Abir'.  "We know that there are restrictions on the victory celebration but it is the natural expression of the people. People are exuberant about the victory of our leader. We are requesting the administration to control the crowd," a senior Trinamool Congress leader said.