The results of the 18th Lok Sabha elections of India will be announced on Tuesday. The verdict of 97 crore voters will be known. In the history of the world, these amount of voters have not been seen in any other election.
There is a whole day to wait for the people's verdict, but in the meantime, Exit polls say that Narendra Modi is going to score a Hat-trick in forming the government. The Congress-led opposition alliance is going to face the BJP-led NDA alliance. Before Modi, India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru served three consecutive terms.
The Indian media started reporting the results of the Exit polls as soon as the polls ended, on June 1, immediately after the seventh and final round of voting.
All polls showed that BJP and NDA won 359 to 395 seats. In contrast, the Congress-led 'India' coalition got 125 to 161 seats. According to every survey, the BJP has not only retained its position in the Hindi-sphere but is also going to make a mark in the south. For example, in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, BJP never won seats on its own. But according to this poll, BJP may get one to three seats in Tamil Nadu and two to three seats in Kerala.
Even this time in West Bengal, Modi's BJP can do well. The total number of seats in the state is 42. BJP is going to give a big blow to Mamata's Trinamool Congress by winning 23 to 27 seats. Apart from this, BJP is optimistic about Odisha, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
However, Exit polls are not always error-free. Sometimes the survey doesn't match. However, the probability of the change of voter amount is very low.
