New Delhi, News Agency: After Saturday's exit poll predictions, the curiosity of the entire country has been stretched and after the counting of votes on Tuesday, the results of the Lok Sabha elections will be announced. There is a major fight between the NDA led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the India Aghadi formed by the opposition on the initiative of the Congress and everyone is curious whether the NDA will pass 400 or not.
The Lok Sabha elections were conducted in seven phases in the country. The process started with the first phase of voting on April 19 and ended yesterday with the seventh phase of voting on June 1. On Saturday, all the media released the exit poll estimates based on the voting percentage in the seven phases. Most of them are predicting that the BJP-led NDA is coming to power with 300 seats ahead of them, so the curiosity about the actual result has been strained.
BJP expects Modi's charisma
BJP is hoping that the magic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi will work again and NDA is contesting the election on the initiative of BJP. The NDA campaigned on two issues, the works of the last ten years and the laying of the foundation of Ujjwal Bharat.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a record meeting and interacted with the voters reaching every corner of the country. Home Minister Amit Shah and other central leaders of BJP also added to it and left the campaign.
India Aghadi expects change
The India Aghadi of the opposition was formed on the initiative of the Congress. India Aghadi directly challenged the BJP in this election due to the grudges of some allies. He emphasized on the topics of constitution, inflation, unemployment in the campaign. Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi heated up the atmosphere by holding campaign meetings across the country. Sonia Gandhi, however, did not campaign due to health reasons. On the other hand, the constituent parties of various states created a situation to compete with the BJP by managing the campaign in their respective states.
Focus on these states
Although the Lok Sabha elections are being held in the country, seven states are going to be crucial in terms of results. It includes Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, W. The states include Bengal, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Karnataka. BJP, which performed spectacularly in all these states in the last elections, has to repeat the same success; So India Aghadi will have to succeed in these states to stop BJP's Ashwamedha.
Now turn to the counting of votes
After one and a half months of intense campaigning and after all the polls have been completed, now the attention of not only the country but also the world has turned to the results. Counting of votes will begin simultaneously in 543 constituencies in the country on Tuesday, June 4 at 8 am. Generally, trends will start from 10 am and results are likely to be available by late afternoon. It will be decided who came to power on the same day evening.
Administration ready
The administrative system has been prepared for vote counting in all the constituencies and the final review of this preparation was done on Sunday. Security arrangements, counting tables, counting officers and staff were all reviewed.
