Modi to form government again in India: survey
19 March 2019, 23:01 BDT
The Times Now and the VMR conducted a joint opinion survey on India's upcoming Lok Sabha election. It is revealed that the BJP-led NDA government will be formed again by the Lok Sabha polls in the survey.
In the 543 constituencies of India's Lok Sabha from April 11, the vote will start in seven phases. Of the 543 seats, there are 42 seats in West Bengal. The BJP can now push bigger chaos in West Bengal. Grassroots seats may fall.
Trinamool leader Mamta Bandyopadhyay has announced victory in 42 seats in West Bengal alone. And BJP has announced that they will win 23 seats.
India needs 272 seats to build a government. According to the opinion polls, the BJP-led NDA could get 283 seats. On the other hand, Congress-led UPA could get 135 seats. Third power Mamta-Mayawati-Chandrababu-Akhilesh Yadav could get alliance for 125 seats.
Among the 42 seats in West Bengal, 31 seats may get from the grassroots. BJP could get 11 seats Leftists and congressmen may have to return empty handed.
In 2014, 34 of the 42 seats in West Bengal received grassroots seats. The Congress got 4 seats, the Left Front and the BJP two seats.
The BJP said that their seats in West Bengal will increase.
The Congress and the Left Front also say that they will get more seats than the last election.
Mamta says, not just West Bengal, the anti-Modi government will be formed in the center. The Trinamool will emerge as one of the most deterministic forces.
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