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BJP workers have worked hard so that NDA achieves target of 400 seats: Chhattisgarh Deputy CM Vijay Sharma

Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma remarked that BJP has contested the elections with determination and BJP workers have worked hard so that NDA achieves the target of winning 400 seats in the Lok Sabha elections.

ANI Jun 01, 2024 23:56 IST googleads

Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma. (Photo/ANI)

Raipur (Chhattisgarh) [India], June 1 (ANI): Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma remarked that BJP has contested the elections with determination and BJP workers have worked hard so that NDA achieves the target of winning 400 seats in the Lok Sabha elections.
Vijay Sharma said, "BJP has contested the elections with determination. 370 seats was a sentimental issue for us. NDA must cross 400, this is the target and for this BJP workers have worked hard. The objective of the opposition is only to stop the BJP from winning 370 seats. Now let's see what happens."
Reacting to the Congress's decision to participate in the debate over the exit poll results he said that they should take part as a lot of people have played an important role in making it a success.
"The results are locked inside EVMs. Congress should participate in the debate as it was a very extensive process to carry out the polling process," he added.
The exit polls predicted that the ruling BJP-led NDA is poised to improve its performance over its 2019 record when it won 352 seats.
Two exit polls predicted the BJP also improving its numbers from the 303 seats it won in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
The BJP-led NDA improved its numbers in 2019 Lok Sabha polls compared to the 2014 election. It is again poised for an upward trajectory, the exit polls predicted. The pollsters gave varying numbers to the INDIA bloc, a grouping of parties opposed to the BJP, but predicted that it will perform better than the Congress-led UPA in 2019.
The Republic PMarq exit poll gave 359 of 543 seats to NDA, 154 to INDIA bloc and 30 to others. Republic Matrize poll gave 353-368 seats to NDA, 118-113 to the INDIA bloc and 43-48 to others. The NewsX Dynamics gave 371 seats to NDA, 125 to INDIA bloc and 47 to others.
NewsX Dynamics exit poll has also predicted seats for different parties and said Congress will marginally improve from its tally of 52 seats in 2019.
It said the BJP is poised to win 315 seats, improving its 2019 tally of 303 seats. NewsX Dynamics exit poll predicted Congress winning 60 seats, DMK 22, Trinamool Congress 19, TDP 13, JD(U) 11, Shiv Sena (UBT) five, NCP (Sharadchandra Pawar) five, Shiv Sena eight, BJD eight, YSRCP seven, NCP four, Samajwadi Party 10, Rashtriya Janata Dal five, National Conference three, AAP three, AIADMK five, BRS two and JD(S) two seats.
The exit poll predicted that the ruling Left Democratic Front would get four seats in Kerala. It predicted that others will get 32 seats. The Jan Ki Baat survey predicted 377 seats for NDA, 151 for INDIA bloc and 15 for others.India TV poll gave 371-401 seats for NDA, 109-139 seats for INDIA bloc and 28-38 seats for others.
According to News18 mega exit poll, NDA is poised to win 355 to 370 seats, INDIA bloc 125 to 140 seats and others 42 to 52 seats. The News24-Today's Chanakya predicted NDA winning 400 (plus, minus 15) seats, INDIA bloc 107 (plus,minus 11 seats) and others (36 plus, minus nine seats).The Times Now-ETG exit poll predicted NDA getting 358 seats, INDIA bloc 152 and others 33 seats.
Lok Sabha elections were held in seven phases from April 19 with Prime Minister Narendra Modi steering the BJP campaign. Votes will be counted on June 4.
The exit poll outcome was declared after the conclusion of polling for the seventh and final phase of Lok Sabha polls on Saturday.
Simultaneous assembly polls have also been held in Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim apart from assembly bypolls in several states. (ANI)

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