Trinamool Congress president Mamata Banerjee was not the only one who was humbled by the voters of West Bengal on Monday when she lost Bhabanipur to BJP’s Suvendu Adhikari.As many as 22 of her 35 ministers were also defeated.The defeats signal a deep anti-incumbency wave against the ruling TMC in the eastern state, where the BJP secured a sweeping two-thirds majority in its maiden and historic win.Data suggest that as many as 63 per cent of the Mamata cabinet could not save their seats.“This is a direct rejection of the leadership that governed the state. Voters have not just voted against candidates; they have rejected the core leadership of the All India Trinamool Congress,” BJP sources said.Here is the profile of 22 TMC ministers who lost—all handling critical portfolios:1. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee lost to BJP’s Suvendu Adhikari by a margin of 15,105 votes2. Housing and Power Minister Aroop Biswas lost to BJP’s Papiya Adhikari by a margin of 6,013 votes in Tollygunje3. Education Minister Bratya Basu lost to BJP’s Arijit Bakshi by a margin of 25,273 votes in Dum Dum4. Environment, Finance, and Programme Monitoring Minister Chandrima Bhattacharya  lost to BJP’s Sourav Sikdar by a margin of 26,404 votes in Dum Dum Uttar5. Industry, Commerce & Enterprises; Women & Child Development and Social Welfare Shashi Panja lost— Shyampukur to BJP’s Purnima Chakraborty by a margin of 14633.6. Fire and Emergency Services Minister Sujit Bose lost Bidhannagar by 37330 to BJP’s Sharadwat Mukherjee7. Technical Education, Training & Skill Development; Tourism Indranil Sen lost Chandannagar to BJP’s Deepankan Guha by a margin of 13441.8. Agriculture Marketing minister Becharam Manna lost Singur to BJP’s Arup Das by a margin of 21438 votes.9. Animal Resources Development minister Swapan Debnath lost to BJP’s Pran Tapadar by a margin of 16662 votes in Purbasthali Dakshin.10. ackward Classes Welfare, Tribal Development Bulu Chik Baraik lost in Mal to BJP’s Sukra Munda by a margin of 15492 votes.11. Cooperation, Panchayats and Rural Development minister Pradip Mazumdar () lost Durgapur Purba to BJP’s Chandra Shekhar by a margin of 30934 votes.12. Forests, Self Help Group & Self Employment minister Birbaha Hansda lost Binpur to BJP’s Pranat Tudu by a margin of 22977 votes.13. Irrigation & Waterways, Water Resources Investigation & Development Manas Ranjan Bhunia lost to BJP’s Amal Panda in Sabang by a margin of 11136 votes.14. Labour minister Moloy Ghatak lost Asansol Uttar to Krishnendu Mukherjee by a margin of 11615 votes.15. Mass Education Extension and Library Services Minister Siddiqullah Choudhury lost Monteswar to BJP’s Saikat Panja by a margin of 14798 votes.16. North Bengal Development minister Udayan Guha lost Dinhata to Ajay Ray by a margin of 17447 votes.17. Paschimanchal Unnayan Affairs Sandhya Rani Tudu lost to BJP’s Mayna Murmu in Manbazar by a margin of 27283 votes.18. Jattvibedarban Affairs minister Bankim Chandra Hazra lost Sagar to BJP’s Sumanta Mandal by 7881 votes.19. Science & Technology and Bio-Technology minister Ujjal Biswas lost Krishnanagar Dakshin to BJP’s Sadhan Ghosh by a margin of 27801 votes.20. Transport minister Snehasis Chakraborty lost  angipara to BJP’s Prosenjit Bag by a margin of 862 votes.21. MoS COnsumer Affairs Srikant Mahato lost Salbonito BJP’s Biman Mahata by a margin of 15243 votes.22. MoS School education Satyajit Barman — lost Hemtabad to BJP’s Haripada Barman by a margin of 12361 votes.Margins of defeat for some of Mamata’s key aides are huge.Industry Commerce and Enterprises Sashi Panja lost the Shyampukur constituency to BJP’s Purnima Chakraborty by 14600 plus votes.North Bengal Development Minister Udayan Guha from the TMC lost the Dinhata seat by a margin of over 17400 votes against BJP’s Ajay Ray.TMC Minister, senior leader and state President of Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind Siddiqullah Chowdhury, also a prominent minority face of the TMC, lost the Monteswar seat against BJP’s Saikat Panja by huge 14700+ votes.West Bengal’s Cooperation minister Pradip Majumdar lost the Durgapur Purba seat by a massive 30900 plus  votes against BJP’s Chandra Sekhar Banerjee.Senior TMC leader and Environment minister Chandrima Bhattacharya lost the Dum Dum Uttar seat to BJP’s Sourav Sikdar by a margin of 26400+ votes.Former TMC minister Nirmal Majhi lost Goghat seat to BJP’s Prasanta Digar by a huge margin of over 49500 votes.