Narendra Modi is expected to be a prime minister for the third time. It makes everyone curious to know whether Mr Modi will match the record of former prime minister Mr Nehru. The party was said to have a high chance of winning before starting the election counting. However, the exit polls also gave a not-so-good response this time. Let us look at the current political scenario of the Indian economy below.
Will Narendra Modi Be The PM For The Third Time?
The discussions about the elections are going on. The vote counting has started. However, there is no party in a clear majority. Thus, there is suspense about which party will win. The BJP had a slogan of Abhki Baar, 400 paar, which raised a lot of questions about the upcoming PM and also the increasing rumours about India moving towards a dictatorship. However, the actual data are quite different at the moment. In the previous elections of 2019, BJP had 303 seats, whereas NDA won with 353 seats. Thus, the BJP seems to be targeting these 400 seats independently for the current year. Will it be possible?
However, the results are still not released. The parties don’t have a clear win at the moment. At the time of writing this article, there are still many chances for the BJP to win as there is still time for the results from 254 seats pending at the moment. Following are the details about the leading party in different states and UT below (as of 4 June 2024, 8:45 p.m.):
Andaman And Nicobar Islands: BJP won 1 seat
Andhra Pradesh: Telugu Desam Party won 16 seats
Arunachal Pradesh: BJP won 2 seats
Assam: BJP won 9 seats
Bihar: BJP won 12 seats
Chandigarh: Congress won 1 seat
Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu: Bjp won 1 seat
Delhi: BJP won 7 seats
Goa: BJP and Congress won 1 seat each
Gujarat: BJP won 25 seats
Haryana: BJP and Congress won 5 seats each
Himachal Pradesh: BJP won 4 seats
J&K: BJP won 2 seats
Jharkhand: BJP won 8 seats
Karnataka: BJP won 17 seats
Kerala: Congress won 14 seats
Ladakh: —
Lakshadweep: Congress won 1 seat
Madhya Pradesh: BJP won 29 seats
Maharashtra: Congress won 13 seats
Manipur: Congress won 2 seats
Meghalaya: Congress won 1 seat
Mizoram: —
Nagaland: Congress won 1 seat
Odhisha: BJP won 19 seats
Puducherry: Congress won 1seat
Punjab: Congress won 7 seats
Rajasthan: BJP won 14 seats
Sikkim: Sikkim Krantikari Morcha won 1 seat
Tamil Nadu: Dravinda Munnettra Kazhagam won 22 seats
Telangana: NJP won 8 seats
Tripura: BJP won 2 seats
Uttar Pradesh: Samajwadi Party won 37 seats
Uttrakhand: BJP won 5 seats
West Bengal: All India Trinamool Congress won 29 seats