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The result of Lok Sabha Elections-2024 will be out by this evening. Also, which MP takes your problem to Parliament in the next five years. Counting of votes is going on for all 542 Lok Sabha seats in the country. In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BJP won 303 seats. With this, the alliance NDA got 353 seats. While Congress was reduced to just 52 seats. This has not happened in West Bengal, where BJP is winning the most seats at the Center. Here BJP has emerged as the second largest party.
There are a total of 42 Lok Sabha seats in West Bengal. In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, TMC won the maximum number of 22 seats. While BJP was successful in winning 19 seats. Congress also opened its account by winning two seats. This time, all the agencies of the country had counted BJP ahead and TMC behind in the exit polls. In the initial trends, crossroads were visible in the path. But now TMC has gone far ahead of BJP. Now it remains to be seen whether Modi magic works this time or not. Whether Mamata Didi is successful in saving her decreasing seats or not. Everyone's eyes are on Congress. Because whether Congress, which is losing its credibility in the country, will be able to save its ground in Bengal or not.
In the Lok Sabha elections, the NDA has reached close to 300, but the opposition alliance is not far from the majority. Even the Ram Mandir and Yogi factor could not save BJP's ground in UP and the saffron party has suffered a major setback in the state. In Bengal too, TMC has an upper hand over BJP. In Maharashtra too, BJP is facing tough competition from Shiv Sena, UBT and Sharad Pawar's NCP.
Mahua Moitra leading by 44 thousand votes
TMC candidate Mahua Moitra is leading by 44 thousand votes from Krishnanagar seat. Yusuf Pathan is also ahead of Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary from Baharampur seat. TMC's Shatrughan Sinha is leading from Asansol seat.
BJP's defeat in Bengal, TMC's brilliant performance
Regarding the results of West Bengal, PM Modi expressed hope that the party's performance in these elections will be excellent, but the trends are telling a different story. In Bengal, BJP has not been able to repeat the performance of the last Lok Sabha elections and is leading on only 11 seats. Whereas TMC is leading on 30 seats. Congress is leading on one seat in the state.
