New Delhi: The exit poll findings launched on Thursday (April 29) do not look very thrilling for the Congress, as besides in Tamil Nadu, the Congress is unlikely to wrest energy in any of the remaining 4 states/UT that went to the polls.
Senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid mentioned that the exit poll projections for West Bengal are on the expected strains.
Speaking to a information company, Salman Khurshid mentioned, “The BJP had carried out an expensive and high-decibel campaign in Bengal, using everything at its disposal, but the people there generally believe that despite the shortcomings, the government led by Mamata Banerjee has empowered them for some time.”
“Mamata Banerjee would hold her ground — this was the impression I got when I visited the state,” he added.
West Bengal Exit Polls outcomes (Total seats – 294):
The battle of Bengal appears to be a lot nearer than different states. While, ABP News – C Voter predicts a win for Mamata Banerjee’s TMC, Republic-CNX and India TV-Peoples Pulse present BJP having the sting.
Zee News Maha Exit Poll:
BJP – 144, TMC – 132, Congress+ – 15, Others – 1
Republic-CNX:
BJP – 138-148, TMC – 128-138, Congress+ – 11-21, Others – 1-3
ABP News – C Voter:
BJP+ – 109-121, TMC – 152-164, Congress+ – 15-25, Others – 0
INDIA TV – Peoples Pulse:
BJP+ – 173-192, TMC – 64-88, Congress+ – 7-12, Others – 0
TV9 – Pollstrat:
BJP+ – 125-135, TMC – 142-152, Congress+ – 16-26, Others – 0
India Today – Axis My India:
BJP+ – 134-160, TMC – 130-156, Congress+ – 0-2, Others – 0-1
The exit poll reveals that regardless of dropping grounds, the Trinamool will nonetheless handle to win 158 seats, 10 greater than the magic determine of 148.
The exit poll reveals knowledge for 292 seats in West Bengal, as elections in two seats had been withheld after the deaths of the candidates.
The exit poll reveals that the Left, which had dominated the state for greater than three many years, is more likely to be diminished to a marginal participant, regardless of having a pre-poll alliance with Congress.
The alliance of Congress, Left and the Indian Secular Front (ISF) of Furfura Sharif`s influential cleric Abbas Siddiqui is projected to win 19 seats, 59 lower than what it had gained within the final polls.
The exit polls projected a seat vary of 152 to 164 for the ruling Trinamool, 109 to 121 for the BJP and 14 to 25 for Congress and its alliance companions.
The exit poll reveals that the Trinamool is expected to safe 42.1 per cent votes. In 2016, the get together had obtained 44.9 per cent votes, marking a dip of two.8 per cent in its vote share on this 12 months`s poll.
The vote share of the BJP, which has emerged as the primary challenger to the ruling Trinamool, is expected to witness an enormous bounce of 29 per cent from 10.2 per cent in 2016 to 39.2 per cent in 2021.
The exit poll reveals that the vote share of the Left-Congress mix is expected to see an enormous decline of twenty-two.6 per cent from 38.0 per cent in 2016 to fifteen.4 per cent in 2021.
(with inputs from IANS)
