Sister Priyanka proved to be like a brother, Congress’s misfortune from UP to Punjab in exit polls

The ongoing assembly elections in five states of the country including UP, Punjab are over. With the end of the voting process, all the news channels are sounding the bugle of the victory of the parties in the states on the basis of their respective surveys. In these surveys, the data is being drawn that how many seats are coming in which party’s bag in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Manipur and Goa. If we talk about Uttar Pradesh, then once again the Yogi government is making a comeback in the state.
In Punjab, the name of Aam Aadmi Party is in discussion, while in Uttarakhand, Manipur and Goa, mixed results are coming out. Looking at the figures, it is being speculated here that like brother Rahul Gandhi, sister Priyanka also proved to be a waste. Overall, after the announcement of the election results, the Congress’s Jhubti Nayya is now showing itself in deep water. According to the ABP C Voter exit poll, a BJP coalition government is being formed in the 403-member Uttar Pradesh assembly.
Here the NDA bagged 228-244 seats, the Samajwadi Party alliance 132-148 seats, the BSP 13-21 seats and the Congress 4-8 seats. • Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party in 117-member Punjab Looks like a clear majority. AAP is projected to get 51-61 seats, Congress 22-28 seats, SAD+ 20-26 and BJP alliance account for 7-13 seats. • In Uttarakhand with 70 seats, Congress 32-38 seats, BJP 26 -32 seats, AAP seems to be getting 0-2 seats and others 3-7 seats.•

Goa has a 40-member assembly. There is a possibility of a hung assembly here. Here BJP is expected to emerge as the single largest party. BJP is expected to get 13-17 seats, Congress 12-16, TMC 5-9 and others 0-2.• No party seems to get a majority in the 60-member Manipur Assembly. BJP is expected to get 23-27 seats, Congress 12-16 seats, NPP 10-14 seats and NPF 3-7 seats. In the India Today Axis My India exit poll, Yogi Sarkar-led BJP got 288- Will win 326 seats, Samajwadi Party and its allies will win 71-101 seats, BSP will win 3-9 seats. Congress seems to be getting 1-3 seats.

• Aam Aadmi Party is seen winning 76-90 seats in the exit polls for Punjab. Will push Congress to second place with 19-31 seats and 23 per cent vote share. The share of Shiromani Akali Dal is likely to get 7-11 with 18 per cent vote share. • In Uttarakhand, BJP may come first with 36-46 seats with 44 per cent vote share. Congress will get 40 per cent votes to get 20-30 seats. At the same time, BSP is likely to get 0-2 seats. • In Goa, there is a possibility of 15-20 seats for the Congress-Goa Forward Party alliance. The ruling BJP may get 14-18 seats. • BJP may get a major chunk of votes in Manipur.
BJP will get 40 percent votes to win 33-43 seats, while Congress may get 4-8 seats. NPP and NPF, others may lose 0-7 seats.