UP Exit Polls: BJP will retain power for the state for the first time in 37 years; Maya to Akhilesh, Congress may benefit from spending

Almost all exit polls predicted a BJP victory in Uttar Pradesh on Monday, with Axis-My India projecting the biggest margin for the ruling party with 288-326 seats, which will be a repeat of 2017.

BJP’s pitch of free ration, ‘bulldozer’ action to drive out mafia, women’s safety and security, Narendra Modi’s face and Yogi Adityanath’s Hindutva pitch with ’80-20′ slogan at the beginning of elections has done it Will happen for BJP if these figures are correct on March 10.

Party leaders believe that silent women voters in Uttar Pradesh have given free rations for two years of the Covid-19 pandemic and the BJP due to the Samajwadi Party government’s inherent ‘fear’ of bringing back the days of alleged anarchy and hooliganism. strongly supported. in the state.

vote The prediction is that the Samajwadi Party will give a tough fight compared to 2017, when it won just 47 seats, but will fall far short of the majority mark. This could surprisingly be similar to the fate of Tejashwi Yadav in the Bihar elections. If this happens in UP, it will be despite anger against the BJP government on the grounds of rising inflation in fuel prices along with unemployment and stray cattle.

The Samajwadi Party allied with the RLD in West UP and Om Prakash Rajbhar’s SBSP party in East UP for a broader caste alliance and some prominent OBC leaders from the BJP also joined the SP. But, exit polls predict that this was not enough.

Personally, several BJP leaders told News18.com during the campaign that the alliance would fall from 325 seats in 2017 to around 230-270 seats this time and return to power for the second time in a row, as ground reports with the BJP . Most exit polls also indicate the same.

These leaders say that the final number does not matter as it will be the first time since 1985 that a party will be able to repeat its government in UP and even Kalyan Singh, Rajnath Singh, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Mayawati or even Even a strong Chief Minister like Akhilesh. Yadav had not been able to achieve this for years.

However, CM Yogi Adityanath during the campaign has consistently said that his alliance will win more than 300 seats in these elections. Axis-My India exit polls point in the same direction.

The huge crowd at Akhilesh Yadav’s rallies and road shows has energized the Samajwadi Party in the last two months. The SP believes that the cyclical nature of UP politics will bring it back to power on the basis of the ‘caste politics’ card played by Yadav.

Almost all exit polls predict a doom for Mayawati’s Bahujan Samaj Party and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra-led Congress in Uttar Pradesh and indicate that it was a bipolar battle between the BJP and the SP.

According to exit polls, no bell is ringing of Congress’ Ladki Hoon Lad Shakti Hoon campaign in UP. Exit polls indicate that even Mayawati’s claims of uniting Brahmin and Muslim voters have not materialized. However, Jatav voters are still stuck with the BSP, as polls show.

Yogi Adityanath’s victory will cement his place in the top trio of BJP’s national leadership, which includes PM Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, as predicted by exit polls. Modi had gained weight as Yogi as Chief Minister in 2017 and as Chief Ministerial candidate in 2022. Yogi, who has done more than 200 rallies and road shows during the campaign, can emerge as the strongest Chief Minister of the country if these exit polls are true on March 10.

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