Murshidabad (West Bengal) [India], West Bengal Congress chief and candidate from Berhampur Lok Sabha seat Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Wednesday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi tried to mislead the people after realizing that the results of the Lok Sabha elections would not be declared. started. "Before the elections began, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced the victory of his party. But things have changed now and he is now nervous. He is feeling that the results will not be as expected, so he is not contesting the elections. Are." Others are trying to mislead people.He has failed in many aspects and has been exposed before the people.'' He also attacked the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal and said he wanted to expose the government's "wrongdoings". "There is an anti-incumbency wave against the state government of West Bengal. I want to expose the wrongdoings of the government." Adhir Ranjan Choudhary is the sitting MP from Baharampur and in this election, his competition is against former Team India cricketer Yusuf Pathan, who is contesting on TMC ticket and BJP has fielded Nirmal Saha, a doctor from Baharampur. Has been fielded.It is one of the two Lok Sabha seats currently held by the Congress. Chaudhary has won the Baharampur Lok Sabha seat since 1999. Voting will be held in the fourth phase in Baharampur on May 13. Chaudhary defeated TMC's Apurba Sarkar from this constituency in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections by a margin of 80,696 votes, though is still part of the opposition faction. --India, TMC decided to contest elections alone in Bengal and announced candidates for all 42 Lok Sabha seats in the state.There is a seat-sharing arrangement between the Congress and the Left Front, under which the Left parties contest elections on 30 seats. Congress contests the remaining 12 seats. In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, TMC won the bulk of the electoral victory in the state with 34 seats, while the BJP had to be content with only 2 seats, with CPI(M) and Congress winning 2 and 4 seats respectively. However, in an electoral surprise that few saw coming, the BJP swept the ruling TMC in the 2019 elections and won 18 seats. The ruling party's seats in the state reduced to 22.Congress finished third with only 2 seats, while the Left Front was reduced to just one seat.