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  The 2026 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election may become one of the most economically significant political events in modern eastern India. A decisive victory by the BJP is not merely a change in administration — markets are interpreting it as a possible structural shift in industrial policy, infrastructure spending, logistics development, and central-state coordination. For decades, West Bengal remained politically influential but economically under-leveraged relative to its geographic advantages. Despite having: access to eastern trade routes, a strategic coastline, strong rail connectivity, historical industrial heritage, a large labor base, proximity to Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and Northeast India, the state gradually lost industrial leadership to Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and even neighboring Odisha. Now, investors believe a “double-engine government” — where both state and central governments are politically aligned — could unlock...