Almost BJP again Claim Approx 325 Seats for 2024

The BJP's sustained dominance in India's diverse political landscape can be attributed to effective strategies, strong leadership, widespread support, and successful governance.

Before discussing the current situation of the BJP, we must look at their journey to power. The BJP first came into power in 1998. In 2014, the BJP, with Mr. Narendra Modi as their Prime Ministerial candidate, won 282 seats, while the NDA secured 336 out of 543 seats, marking a clear mandate for the BJP and the NDA.

Again, in 2019, the mandate went to the BJP to continue as "Modi Sarkar." The Bhartiya Janata Party received 37.36% of the vote, the highest for any party since the 1989 general election, and won 303 seats, increasing its large majority. Additionally, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) won 353 seats.

Just before June 4th, on Counting Day, 12 exit polls came up with different numbers but all agreed on one thing: "Fir Ek Bar Modi Sarkar" (Modi Government Once Again).

India Today - 361-400
News 24 -400
Republic Bharat - 359
India News - 371
Republic Bharat- Matrize - 353-360
Dainik Bhaskar - 281-290
News Nation --342-378
TV 9 Bharatvarsh- Polstrat- 342
Times Now ETG - 358
India TV-CNX - 362-392
Jan Ki Baat -362-392

All the exit polls are predicting the return of "Modi Sarkar" (Modi Government). However, the actual results on June 4th will reveal how many seats the BJP and NDA have actually won.

Indian Political Consultant Mr. Prashant Kishore made a statement after Exit poll on Saturday "useless discussions" and "analyses" provided by idle "fake journalists, loudmouth politicians, and self-proclaimed social media experts" during election times.

“Next time there is talk of elections and politics, do not waste your valuable time on useless talks and analysis of idle fake journalists, big-mouthed politicians and self-proclaimed experts of social media,” Kishor posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday.