New Delhi: The United Progressive Alliance is projected to emerge as the largest alliance in the Lok Sabha polls with 216 seats, leaving the NDA far behind, according to the NDTV's exit poll.
The poll gave National Democratic Alliance 177 seats while the Third Front was projected to get 105, Fourth Front 30 and others 15.
The poll projected that the BSP-led Third Front would emerge the largest grouping in Uttar Pradesh, bagging 28 out of 80 seats.
The Samajwadi Party-led Fourth Front was predicted to get 23, which would be a reduction of 12 seats from the 2004 elections.
NDA was projected to get 14 seats, closely followed by UPA at 13, according to the poll.
In Maharashtra which has 48 Lok Sabha seats, the poll gave NDA 19 seats, six less than the last elections, while the UPA was projected to improve its tally by seven seats to reach 29.
In West Bengal, the poll projected that the Third Front, mainly consisting of Left parties, would get 22 seats out of 42, 13 less than last time. UPA was projected to get 19 seats, a gain of 12, while the NDA was given one.
The poll gave 29 seats to UPA out of 42 in Andhra Pradesh while the Third Front, mainly the TDP, was projected to get 10.
In Bihar, the NDA was projected to get 33 seats, a gain of 22 seats from the last elections. The Fourth Front of the RJD and the LJP was predicted to get only five seats, a sharp decrease of 21 seats from 2004 elections.
The poll gave 20 seats to UPA (alliance of DMK and Congress) out of 39 seats in Tamil Nadu. The Third Front (an alliance of AIADMK, PMK and MDMK) was projected to get 18 seats.
In Madhya Pradesh, the NDA was projected to get 17 out of 29 seats, leaving the UPA with 11.
NDA was projected to get 18 out of 26 seats in Gujarat, an increase of four seats from 2004 elections. The UPA has been given eight seats, a loss of four seats from the last elections.
In Karnataka, the NDA was projected to get 17 out of 28 seats leaving the UPA with nine.
In Orissa, the poll gave UPA 10 out of 21 seats, a marked increase of seven seats while predicting the drop in NDA's tally by five to touch two seats. The Third Front (mainly BJD) was projected to get nine seats.
The NDA was predicted to get 12 out of 25 seats in Rajasthan, losing nine seats from its 2004 tally. The UPA was projected to gain eight seats to touch 12 seats.
In the exit poll, the UPA was also shown as getting 10 out of 20 seats in Kerala, a gain of nine seats. The Third Front (Left parties) was predicted to manage 10 seats, a drop of seven seats from last time.
In Punjab, the NDA was shown to lose eight seats from last election's tally and manage only three out of 13 seats. The UPA was predicted to get 10, a gain of eight seats.
In Haryana, the UPA was given five seats out of 10, losing four from its tally of 2004. The NDA was shown as gaining two seats to touch the figure of three. The Congress was shown to retain its 6-1 score in Delhi. — PTI
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