West Bengal is gearing up for the second phase of polling on April 29, with 142 seats set to vote after 152 constituencies went to the polls on April 23. The results are scheduled for May 4.
Parties are engaged in a fierce battle, with the BJP expressing confidence in unseating the Trinamool Congress from power with a two-thirds majority.
Trinamool Congress leader Tanmay Ghosh attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, saying no 'outsiders' would be seen in Bengal from May 4.
Violent clashes broke out between Trinamool and BJP supporters in North 24 Parganas district ahead of the second phase of voting.
The first phase of polling saw a record 92.35% voter turnout across West Bengal.
