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Today, the fourth day is important for the Lok Sabha election results. The trend of Lok Sabha elections has started from 8 am. The picture is changing every moment during the counting. Although the initial trends show that the NDA can form the government, there are many states where the contest is very close. The Indian Alliance is making similar efforts especially in Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Bengal. Overall, in the trends of 543 Lok Sabha seats, NDA is leading on 299 seats, the Indian Alliance is leading on 224 seats. Others may lose 20 seats.
This time the main contest in the Lok Sabha elections is between NDA and India Alliance. This time the BJP-led NDA was claiming to cross 400, while the Congress-led Bharatiya Janata Party, which is formed by combining more than 25 parties, was also claiming to remain in power continuously. If we talk about the trends so far, NDA is leading in the contest, but India Alliance is also making continuous efforts.
What is the condition of which state?
Uttar Pradesh:
NDA has suffered a major setback in Uttar Pradesh, where out of 80 seats, NDA is leading on 35 seats, while India Alliance has a lead on 44 seats. The most important thing is that the seats of Samajwadi Party have increased significantly. Out of 44 seats of India Alliance, Samajwadi Party alone is leading on 35 seats.
Madhya Pradesh:
In Madhya Pradesh, the strength of the Bharat Gathbandhan seems to be waning. Here BJP is leading on all 29 seats. Nakul Nath is also trailing by a huge margin from Chhindwara.
Gujarat:
NDA, which had won all 26 seats in Gujarat last time, has lost one seat here. India Alliance is leading on one seat here.
Tamil Nadu:
BJP does not seem to be able to penetrate the southern stronghold. Out of 39 seats here, NDA is leading on only one seat. Bharat Gathbandhan is leading on 35 seats. AIADMK is also leading on 3 seats.
Telangana:
There is a tough fight between NDA and Bharatiya Janata Party in the major southern state of Telangana. Out of 17 seats here, NDA is leading on 8 seats and Bharatiya Janata Party on 8 seats. One seat is going to an independent candidate.
Maharashtra:
NDA is also facing huge losses in Maharashtra. Out of 48 seats here, India Alliance is leading on 30 seats. NDA seems to be winning only 17 seats.
Delhi: In Delhi too, NDA is losing one seat. Out of 7 Lok Sabha seats here, NDA is leading on 6 seats while India Alliance is leading on one seat.
Karnataka:
NDA is also facing defeat in Karnataka, which is called the gateway to the South. Out of 28 seats here, NDA is leading on 21 seats while the All India Alliance is leading on 7 seats.
Kerala:
NDA does not seem to be doing any wonders here. Here NDA is leading on only 2 out of 20 seats, while 17 seats seem to be going to India Alliance's account. 1 seat will go to LDF's account.
Rajasthan:
Here too, NDA is facing a big loss. Here, NDA is leading on 14 out of 25 seats, whereas last time, NDA had won all these seats. India Alliance is leading on 11 seats.
West Bengal:
In Bengal, Mamata Banerjee's TMC is leading on 29 seats. NDA is leading on 10 seats, while 1 seat seems to be going to India Alliance.
Haryana:
In Haryana, NDA is losing on 10 Lok Sabha seats, while India Alliance is leading on 6 seats, while NDA is leading on 4 seats. Last time, all the seats here were occupied by NDA.
Uttarakhand-Himachal:
In these two hill states, NDA is once again seen biting the dust. 5 seats in Uttarakhand and 4 seats in Himachal are seen going in NDA's account.
Bihar:
Out of 40 seats in Bihar, NDA is leading on 33 seats, while India Alliance is currently leading on 7 seats. Pappu Yadav, who is considered strong on Purnia seat, is trailing.