In the aftermath of state elections held in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Mizoram, and Telangana, exit polls are pointing towards a potential political upheaval with the Congress party positioned for significant victories. These projections could pose a considerable challenge for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which is grappling with growing concerns about its policies and leadership. The final election results are slated to be declared on December 3, 2023.
Madhya Pradesh: Congress Resurgence Expected
Madhya Pradesh, boasting 230 parliamentary seats and a robust voter turnout of 77.15%, is on the verge of witnessing a Congress resurgence, as indicated by exit polls from prominent agencies such as Times Now, ABP Cvoter, and Bhaskar. Congress is expected to secure around 130 seats, establishing a comfortable majority, while the BJP may be restricted to approximately 95 seats.
Rajasthan: Congress Poised for Power Reclamation
In Rajasthan, with 200 parliamentary seats and a voter turnout of 74.06%, exit polls are suggesting that the Congress party is likely to reclaim power. Projections indicate that Congress could secure between 100 to 103 seats, putting the BJP in the vicinity of approximately 95 seats.
Chhattisgarh: Congress Triumph Anticipated
Chhattisgarh, with 90 parliamentary seats and a voter turnout of 68%, is gearing up for a potential Congress triumph, with nearly 90% of exit polls favoring the party. Congress is projected to secure around 57 seats, forming a decisive majority, while the BJP may find itself with approximately 35 seats.
Mizoram: MNF Expected to Secure Victory
In Mizoram, where there are 40 parliamentary seats and a voter turnout of 78.40%, the local party MNF (Mizo National Front) is poised to secure victory with an estimated 14 to 15 seats. Congress is projected to secure around 13 to 14 seats, while the BJP is not anticipated to win any seats, according to exit polls.
Telangana: Fierce Contest Between BRS and Congress
Telangana, hosting 119 parliamentary seats with a voter turnout of 63.94%, is witnessing a fierce contest between the ruling BRS (Bharatiya Rashtria Samithi) party and Congress. Exit polls indicate that BRS may secure 50 to 58 seats, while Congress is projected to win around 48 to 50 seats. The BJP, grappling with challenges due to local sentiments, may secure approximately five seats.
These exit poll results unfold against the backdrop of an overarching political narrative where the BJP is facing scrutiny for its governance and policies. If these projections materialize, it could signify a substantial shift in public sentiment, signaling a resurgence for the Congress party across multiple states. The final results, set to be officially announced on December 3, 2023, will provide a clearer picture of the evolving political landscape in these crucial states.
