Exit Polls: AAP Will Make Clean Sweep In Punjab, BJP Retains UP

Exit Polls: AAP will make a clean sweep in Punjab, Yogi’s return in UP; Know the estimates of Uttarakhand, Goa, and Manipur.

The exit polls for the assembly elections of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Goa, and Manipur have come out.

There have been some startling speculations in this. The country is ready to hand over power to the BJP for the second time in a row, breaking the nearly three-decade-old political tradition.

On the other hand, sweeping everyone’s hopes, the Aam Aadmi Party can come to power in Punjab.

As soon as the polling for the seventh and last phase in Uttar Pradesh is over on Monday, exit polls for five states are showing a similar picture.

In Uttarakhand, there seems to be a close contest between the BJP-Congress.

However, it is expected that the BJP government will save. In Goa, most exit polls are predicting hung results and in Manipur, the BJP seems to be ahead of the Congress.

Exit polls came as soon as the last phase of polling in Uttar Pradesh ended.

In a true sense, in this election, all eyes are on the country’s largest state, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, which has become the center of the farmers’ movement to internal fighting.

For the third time in a row in politically important Uttar Pradesh, there was a new experiment in the opposition camp.

From Covid to the farmers’ movement, Uttar Pradesh was also made a political arena. However, according to the exit polls released after seven phases, the opposition bets did not work.

All the survey agencies are giving a majority to the BJP. On average BJP was given around 250 seats out of 403. Some surveys also appeared to support the BJP’s claim of crossing 300.

For the time being, this victory will be huge in every way, because no government has won again in Uttar Pradesh for a long time.

However, if the seats are reduced, the BJP may have to consider why the support has now decreased or the enthusiasm of the supporters has decreased.

After the support received in the 2014 and 2019 Lok Sabha elections and the 2017 assembly elections.

Results can be disappointing for Congress

In 2017, BJP got three hundred and fifty seats including allies. If the exit polls are correct, the Congress may again be in for a big disappointment as no agency in Punjab has shown the return of the Congress.

Instead, there was a wave of the Aam Aadmi Party in which different agencies have given 60-100 seats.