According to the Times Now-ETG and India TV-CNX Exit Polls, the predictions for various state assemblies in India showcase intriguing potential outcomes.
In Chhattisgarh, both exit polls suggest a favorable scenario for the Congress party. The Bhupesh Baghel-led Congress is anticipated to secure a retaining victory, with estimations between 46 and 56 seats, potentially overshadowing the BJP, which might clinch 30 to 40 seats.
Rajasthan appears to reflect contrasting predictions between the two exit polls. The Times Now-ETG Exit Poll hints at the BJP potentially leading with 108 to 128 seats, whereas the India TV-CNX Exit Poll leans toward a forecast of 80 to 90 seats for the BJP and 94 to 104 seats for the Congress, possibly indicating a retention of power for the latter.
In Madhya Pradesh, the Times Now-ETG Exit Poll suggests a prospective majority for the Congress, likely securing 109 to 125 seats, posing a challenge to the ruling BJP, which may attain 105 to 117 seats. Conversely, the India TV-CNX Exit Poll leans towards the BJP retaining power with a projection of 140 to 159 seats, while allotting 70 to 89 seats to the Congress.
Surprisingly, both exit polls project a potential victory for the Congress in Telangana, potentially upsetting the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) led by Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao. The Times Now-ETG Exit Poll suggests a Congress win of 60 to 70 seats, while the India TV-CNX poll forecasts 63 to 79 seats for the Congress.
Mizoram, according to both exit polls, hints at a hung assembly scenario. The ruling MNF may secure a range of 14 to 19 seats as per the Times Now-ETG Exit Poll and 14 to 18 seats as per the India TV-CNX Exit Poll. The ZPM is projected to win 12 to 16 seats in both polls, while the Congress might secure 7 to 10 seats in one and 8 to 10 seats in the other.
The ultimate outcome will be unveiled on December 3 during the vote count, shedding light on the actual political landscape in these states.
(With Agency Inputs)
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