Who will come to power if the general elections are held today? Maharashtra BJP’s Basanar push! A to Z Counsel

New Delhi: Lok Sabha elections will be held next year i.e. 2024. For this, political parties have started preparations from the beginning. The ruling BJP has once again claimed that it will get majority. And on the other hand, the Congress party is trying to make a comeback once again through the Bharat Jodo Yatra. As such, many opposing parties have come together and are building a moat for the third front. Mood of the Nation survey was conducted by India Today and C-Voter as the preparations for the Lok Sabha elections began. If the Lok Sabha elections are held today, who will get power and which party will get how many seats, it has been predicted.

Otherwise, many questions would have come to the mind of the Servant people. One of them is that if elections are held today, which government will come. The people who participated in the survey have said that the NDA government will come again. This means that if the elections are held, a BJP-led government will be established at the Centre. On the other hand, there has been some improvement in the performance of the Congress party. But this benefit is not so big that they will oust the BJP from power. The Congressla woke up around 100.

If Loksabhechi gets elected, then someone will get it (Ekun Jaga- 534)

NDA- 298
UPA- 153
others-92

How is the percentage of votes of the alliance

NDA – 43 percent
UPA – 30 percent
Others – 27 percent

what is the percentage of votes for each party

BJP – 39 percent
Congress – 222 percent
Others – 39 percent

Assam, Telangana, West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh or states seem to benefit the most in the BJP-led NDA Lok Sabha elections. NDLA got 12 seats in Assam, in 2019 it got 9 seats. In Telangana from 4 to 6, in West Bengal from 18 to 20 and in Uttar Pradesh from 64 to 70.

What is the use of UP?

Karnataka, Maharashtra and Bihar or other states can be benefited under the leadership of Congress. They can get 17 seats in Karnataka. In 2019 itself the number would have been just 2. Maharashtra UPLA 34 seats can be found. The same number would have been only 6 in 2019. And in Bihar, we can reach from 1 to 25 years.