Will BJP’s dream be fulfilled in UP or will India become an obstacle in its path? Big claim in survey

ABP C Voter Survey 2024: Lok Sabha Elections The final opinion poll for all 80 seats of Uttar Pradesh has arrived. A big claim has been made in the abp c voter survey. Bahujan Samaj Party seems to be getting a shock in this survey. Whereas Bharatiya Janata Party led National Democratic Alliance i.e. NDA can achieve the figure of more than 50 percent. This survey does not show good signs for the India Alliance of Samajwadi Party and Congress. It is claimed that NDA can get 51 percent votes, INDIA can get 38 percent votes. Whereas BSP is expected to get only 4 percent votes. Whereas 7 percent votes can go to others’ account.

In UP, BJP is contesting elections with Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party, Apna Dal Sone Lal, Rashtriya Lok Dal. Whereas BSP is contesting the elections alone. On the other hand, SP and Congress are together. Apart from this, some other parties including AIMIM, Apna Dal Kamerawadi are fighting together. While SP chief Akhilesh Yadav has emphasized on the PDA equation by expressing confidence in backward, Dalit, minority, forward and tribal people, BJP is dependent on the beneficiary vote bank.

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How many seats for whom?
Talking seat wise, the survey has claimed that BJP led NDA can get 73 seats in UP, while SP-Congress can get seven seats. That means BSP’s account doesn’t even seem to be opened.

Voting will be held in seven phases in Uttar Pradesh. Voting will be held for the first phase on April 19 and for the last phase on June 1 and counting of votes will be done on June 4.

The Lok Sabha election campaign is at its peak in the country. The election campaign for the first phase is ending on April 17. Before that, C Voter has conducted the country’s final opinion poll for ABP News. In this survey conducted from March 11 to April 12, opinions of 57 thousand 566 people were taken. The survey has been done on all 543 seats. The margin of error in the survey is plus minus 3 to plus minus 5 percent.