NDA losses in Rajasthan, Bengal and Maharashtra, surveys increasing BJP’s tension

Lok Sabha Elections 2024: The first phase of voting in the Lok Sabha elections 2024 is on 19 April. In many surveys released just before this, the BJP-led NDA alliance seems to be suffering losses. BJP may lose many seats in Rajasthan. At the same time, in West Bengal and Maharashtra also the NDA alliance is expected to get less seats. According to Lokpol survey, TMC is estimated to get 26-28 seats, Congress 2-4 and BJP 11-13 seats in West Bengal.

In the survey of Lokpol in Rajasthan, it has been said that NDA alliance will get 17-19 seats and INDIA alliance will get 6-8 seats. In 2019, BJP had won all the 25 seats here. According to this survey, INDIA alliance can get 23-26 seats, NDA alliance can get 21-26 seats and others can get 0-1 seats in Maharashtra.

condition of maharashtra

In the ABP CVoter survey, INDIA alliance has been given 20 seats in Maharashtra and the vote share of the alliance is said to be 42 percent. At the same time, NDA alliance is estimated to get 28 seats with 43 percent vote share. According to the survey of News 18, INDIA alliance can get 41 seats and NDA can get 7 seats in Maharashtra.

According to Times Now ETG, NDA may get 34-38 seats and INDIA alliance may get 9-13 seats in Maharashtra. In the survey of India TV CNX, NDA has been given 35 seats with 53 percent vote share and INDIA alliance has been given 13 seats with 35 percent vote share.

2019 results

In the India Today Mood of the Nation survey, NDA alliance is said to get 22 seats with 40.5 percent vote share and INDIA alliance is said to get 26 seats with 44.5 percent vote share. in maharashtra 2019 Lok Sabha Elections BJP and Shiv Sena were part of the alliance.

At that time Shiv Sena and NCP were not divided into two factions. The NDA alliance of BJP, Shiv Sena had got 41 seats. Of these, 23 seats went to BJP and 18 seats to Shiv Sena. NCP got 4 seats and Congress got one seat.

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