The speculation of forming a government is going to start as soon as the last phase of voting in Uttar Pradesh ends at 6 pm on Monday. As soon as the voting is over, the results of the booth return survey will start on the private television channel. The survey will provide an indication of who has the potential to form the government in the five states.
The final round of voting will take place in the eastern part of Uttar Pradesh, with a total of 54 centers. The BJP won 36 of those seats last time by imprinting the caste equation of Hindutva. The six seats that fell under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Lok Sabha constituency of Varanasi went to the BJP. Whether it will happen again or not, it will be understood today. The Prime Minister has been campaigning till the last day.
The Samajwadi Party (SP) has emerged as his strongest opponent in the state this time. Some of the BJP's allies appeared in their camp this time. This time SP chief Akhilesh Yadav has thrown a counter-challenge to the ruling party by using the caste system that has kept the BJP worry-free since 2014. The danger is as much for Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath as it is for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The poor results in Uttar Pradesh mean that the Prime Minister's Shire Sankranti is getting closer.
Voting today will be in Azamgarh and Bindhanchal, where the SP is strong along. Suheldev's Samaj Party, which was BJP's ally till last time, has now joined hands with SP. Another ally of the BJP has also broken its own party. The great party, the organization of the backward people, has also tied the knot with Akhilesh. The six-point vote rate is lower than ever. No one is sure what this means. Popular notion, Hindutva tide was not seen in this election like other times. Voting has been caste dependent. Whether it will go for or against the ruler, no one is sure.
Trinamool leader Mamata Banerjee has gone to Varanasi to seek votes for Akhilesh. The Brahmins of the East are bitterly angry at the Kshatriyaism of the Chief Minister. Akhilesh Yadav has drawn the unhappy Brahmin leaders and made him a candidate this time. The SP chief has not limited the party to Muslims and Yadavs, but has extended it to other backward and Brahmins. Mayank Joshi, son of BJP Brahmin MP Rita Bahuguna Joshi, has joined the SP at the end of the voting period. Joining the SP of this state bureaucrat after retiring from government service is quite meaningful. In the seventh episode, too, there is a lot of excitement.
The results of the booth return poll will be released at 6pm this evening, shortly after the polls close. Surveys don't always match. However, the results of the polls in these five states will give some idea of the outcome. Counting of votes in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Goa and Manipur on March 10. After the end of the campaign on Saturday, BJP president JP Nadda and home minister Amit Shah said they would retain power in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur. You will not be able to occupy Punjab, but you will increase your power many times over. They did not say how many seats the BJP would get in Uttar Pradesh. Although the BJP's slogan in the state, this time again three hundred par.
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