
Something fishy is in the air in West Bengal, the Indian border state where prime minister Narendra Modi is going all out to unseat one of the most powerful female politicians in the country.
The state voted in the second and final phase of its assembly election on Wednesday, concluding a high-pitched campaign that saw Modi's Hindu nationalist BJP party mobilised in extraordinary numbers in its bid to oust chief minister Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress.