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Left Front is busy defeat their wounds after the thrashing in West Bengal municipal elections in the hands of Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress.

Sunday's result of municipal election seems to be a green signal for the Trinamool supporters after 34 years of Red rule in the state. Trinamool supporters take a victory rally, which went right in front of the Communist Party of India-Marxist office in Kolkata. There was a clear suggestion that the red castle was lost.

"We need to revise the community poll results and the need to examine what is wrong and look within ourselves and to the right in ourselves. Liberals must think about the interests of people and we need to adopt such programs. Will try to repair this damage, says Left Front chairman Biman Bose.

But it may be too little too late. Slide that began in 2008 Panchayat polls followed by aircraft in 2009 Lok Sabha elections seen as a referendum on the Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee government's aggressive industrialization continues.

CPI-M's internal review had blamed the erosion of Muslim votes and haughtiness of the party cadres among the most important factors. After Trinamool's resounding victory, the CPI-M is under pressure to look for a silver line.

"We have not been able to reverse the slide, but has been unable to arrest it," senior CPI-M leader Sitaram Yechury said.

But neither a re-look at the acquisition of property or the promise of reservations in jobs for Muslims seems to have worked with voters. After 34 years of communalist rule West Bengal think it is thirsty for "pariborton" (change).

There is no doubt that there is a massive anger against the Liberals, not only from the voters, or the public, but also from the liberal supporters make a political rotate would be almost impossible.
The next challenge for the Liberals will be the Assembly elections in 2011.

With a crushing Mamata and no clear instantaneous solutions available before the peers, the next few months will be very easier said than done for the Left in West Bengal.

Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress to take a big lead in Kolkata municipal managers in 71 departments out of one hundred and forty-Left Front is far behind the leader in only 41 divisions, while the Congress is leading in three seats, while the other smaller parties ahead in two.

But the overall picture is not so rosy for the TMC. A party is leading in just
12 municipalities, while the Left Front is ahead in 1914 with congressional leaders in six.

A total of 81 civilian bodies have gone to elections across the state with the Left Front government controls 54 civilian bodies. Counting of votes began Wednesday morning.

Trinamool Congress fights without Congress' support, in contrast to the 2009 General Election when the alliance swept the state.

The Trinamool Congress, which won an impressive victory in the 2009 elections in the state, islooking to keep their winning streak. Mamata has argued that if the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) lose the bourgeois elections, the state will see election in the next three months.

The Left Front and the main ingredient in the state, the Communist Party of India-Marxist it is a struggle to survive after they lost ground in 2009 parliamentary elections.

CPI-M leader Sitaram Yechury said the Left Front was prepared and civilian election result would be to his advantage.

"The results indicate that the turnaround in Bengal in a big way," said Yechury.

The bourgeois elections have been marked by violent clashes between Trinamool and the Left Front supporters.

Taking a strong exemption to the political war of words between the Trinamool Congress and CPM over Jnaneswari Express tragedy came the opposition BJP Sunday down heavily on the Railways Minister and Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee and sought the Prime Minister's interference in the substance.

The BJP criticized slug feast between Trinamool and CPM to score political fairy points with the West Bengal elections in mind.

"Both the Trinamool Congress's Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee and CPM bound state government has failed to provide instant assistance to the train disaster victims. Both are involved in a political struggle over the issue in terms of assembly election in the state," BJP spokesman Prakash Javdekar said and added: "We condemn the carelessness towards the relief and rescue work, which is seen, even after 72 hours after the event."

Javdekar came down especially against Railways Minister to jump to conclusion in an apparent attempt to counter the left of the charge next to her. "The Railway Minister has forgotten the Railway Safety and seems more inclined to give a clean chit to the Maoists, who are very irresponsible. When the probe is still occurrence, how could she come to know that there is no Maoist hand in the incident, said he said. "If the UPA ministers work in this way, it would be a betrayal of the mandate. This will only embolden the Maoists. The Prime Minister must see that this is not occurrence. "