New Delhi, April 28 -- West Bengal is set to go to polls across 142 constituencies in the second phase on 29 April. The high-octane campaigningfor this crucial phase concluded on Monday, 27 April.

The state recorded a voter turnout of 93.2 per cent in the first phase of polling, a record-breaking figure that has led both the TMC and BJP to claim electoral advantage. The high turnout figures underline an active electoral exercise as polling drew to a close amid tight security arrangements across constituencies.

The results will be declared on May 4, along with Assam, Keralam, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.

All eyes are now on the 142 assembly seats voting in the second and final phase of West Bengal elections on 29 April. The voting for 152...