Sadhvi Pragya, the MP for Bhopal in the BJP, conveyed confidence in the party’s victory in all five states, as the exit poll results suggested a victory in Madhya Pradesh. Sadhvi Pragya, a prominent member of the Bharatiya Janata Party, declared to the media that the party would take over all regions. Because of the public’s faith in the populace and their perception of the work being done by the center government and state governments, the BJP is expected to win power.
The majority of exit polls indicated that the ruling MNF would win Mizoram, while the BJP was expected to win handily in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan and handily defeat the Congress in Telangana and Chhattisgarh. Former MP chief minister Kamal Nath made an appeal to party members not to be swayed by the majority of exit polls that predicted a BJP victory in response to the exit poll results in Madhya Pradesh.
Congressman Kamal Nath wrote on X, “I would like to encourage all Congress workers of their resilience.” Since the public has overwhelmingly voted in favor of the Congress Party government, you people are the power of Congress. Your dedication and hard work are the reason for this.
The people will formally ratify the Congress government on December 3rd, when vote tallying officially begins. A nation is run by its vision, not its television, according to Kamal Nath, who also noted that while some exit polls indicate otherwise, many show the Congress party forming the government. Avoid being sidetracked by anything.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh, however, expressed gratitude to the state’s female voters, saying, “Kaante ki takkar, Kaante ki takkar” and “Laadli behna ne saare kaante nikaal diye.” It appears that the daughters and sisters have put us on the path to success.”
Following the conclusion of the Telangana elections, the exit polls for all five states were announced. This month, votes were cast in five states, and results would be tallied on December 3. Polling in five states spread across the country’s north, east, and south took place months ahead of the next Lok Sabha elections.
