evidence: HYDERABAD: After winning five MLA seats in Bihar and a great show in the Greater Hyderabad Municipal polls, Asaduddin Owaisi is aggressively focusing on West Bengal and Tamil Nadu. He has been busy expanding his AIMIM in every nook and corner of the country by travelling extensively. On Saturday, too, he held detailed deliberations with his party leaders and activists from West Bengal in his palatial home in Sastripuram of Hyderabad. He told The Sunday Guardian, "I don’t have plans to contest in Assam and Kerala since our friendly parties are there and doing great service to the people. My party won’t contest in Delhi polls in near future. Last time too we contested one seat in Tamil Nadu. We will let you know our plans in West Bengal. We had a good performance in Bihar. I am not on the B-team of any political party." After success in Bihar , Owaisi plans to contest in 25 to 30 seats in the Tamil Nadu Assembly polls. The state unit plans to have alliance with DMK. AIMIM wants to contest in Bengal polls since many areas of the state are dominated by Muslims and Dalits.