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Lok Sabha Election 2024:
The BJP-led NDA India Alliance is leading in several states, from Maharashtra to West Bengal.
According to the News India survey, the NDA government is likely to form a massive majority in India, while the 'INDIA' alliance is expected to be left empty-handed. The survey has stunned many.
The stage is set for the Lok Sabha elections. Voting will commence on April 19th, and with that, the electoral bugle will be sounded. Just before the polling, the results of the survey conducted by the news India Voter were revealed. In this survey, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA), under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is predicted to achieve a significant victory in the Lok Sabha elections. The survey suggests that NDA could secure 373 seats, while the opposition 'INDIA' alliance may get 155 seats. There is likely a substantial lead for NDA in central states like Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, and Odisha. Other parties may have to settle for just 15 seats.
The 'INDIA' alliance seems to fall short of the magical 272 seats required to form the government. Looking at the survey results, it's evident that the NDA could receive 47% of the votes, while the 'INDIA' alliance may secure 40%, and other parties could garner 13%.
The BJP is showing strength in the Hindi belt, while in the south, it faces resistance within the India alliance. Maharashtra and West Bengal present intense competition between the NDA and the India alliance.
How many seats are expected in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra?
According to the survey, in Uttar Pradesh, the largest state in the country, BJP could secure a significant number of seats. The NDA alliance might get 73 seats, while the Congress-SP alliance could secure seven seats. In terms of seats, Maharashtra presents an exciting picture. Out of 48 seats, the BJP-Shiv Sena alliance is projected to win 30 seats. On the other hand, the 'INDIA' alliance, including Congress, NCP, and Shiv Sena (UBTI), may secure 18 seats.
What's the situation in West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, and Bihar?
The Trinamool Congress (TMC) and BJP are anticipated to face off in a tough contest for West Bengal's 42 seats. The survey suggests that the TMC and BJP could win 20 seats each, while Congress may secure two seats.
Out of Odisha's 21 seats, the BJP and BJD could win 13 and 7 seats, respectively, with one seat possibly going to the Congress. In Jharkhand, out of 14 seats, the NDA might clinch 13 seats, with one seat going to the 'INDIA' alliance.
In Bihar's 40 seats, the BJP-JD(U)-HAMS-RLM alliance could secure 33 seats, while the RJD, Congress, Left, and VIP alliance may get seven seats. The survey indicates a potential loss of 6 seats for NDA in Bihar.
What's the scenario for the BJP in South India?
The 'INDIA alliance could sweep all 39 seats in Tamil Nadu. AIADMK is showing little presence here, and the BJP might face a complete washout.
In Kerala, the Left Democratic Front (LDF) seems to be faltering in opening its account. Similarly, the BJP is also struggling. The United Democratic Front (UDF) led by Congress could sweep all 20 seats here.
In Karnataka, the BJP-JDS alliance is benefiting this time. Out of 28 Lok Sabha seats, the NDA could win 23 seats, while Congress, the incumbent party, might secure five seats. Andhra Pradesh could witness a landslide victory for the NDA, with 20 seats, while YSRCP might get five seats.
In Telangana, the Congress could win 10 out of 17 seats, while the BJP alliance and TRS-AIMIM alliance might win 5 and 1 seat, respectively.
What about Rajasthan-Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh?
The BJP could win all seats in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, and Gujarat. In Madhya Pradesh, the BJP might repeat its 2019 performance, with expectations of winning 28 out of 29 seats. One seat could go to the Congress. In Chhattisgarh, out of 11 seats, the BJP could win 10, while Congress might secure one seat.
What's expected in Delhi, Haryana, and Punjab?
According to the survey, the BJP could once again sweep all seven seats in the national capital, Delhi. The alliance between Congress and AAP seems to have failed.
In Punjab's 13 seats, Congress could secure seven, AAP four, and BJP two. SAD is not performing well here. In Haryana, out of 10 seats, the BJP could win nine, while one seat might go to the 'INDIA' alliance.
What's the scenario in Jammu and Kashmir?
In Jammu and Kashmir's five seats, the 'INDIA' alliance could win three, while BJP might secure two seats. Congress could win in the Ladakh constituency.
What about the Northeast?
The ruling BJP could see a significant gain in Assam. Out of 14 seats, the BJP might win 12, while the 'INDIA' alliance could secure two. AIUDF doesn't seem to have a significant presence here. In the remaining 11 seats of the Northeast, the NDA might win 8, the 'INDIA' alliance two, and others one seat.
What's the scenario in Union Territories?
In Goa's two seats, both the NDA and the INDIA alliances could win one seat each. NDA is likely to win in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman, and Diu. 'INDIA' alliance might triumph in Lakshadweep and Puducherry.
