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Exit Poll Results 2024 LIVE Updates: NDA Headed For Third Term; Big Gains For BJP in West Bengal, South India

Stay with The Quint for all latest news and update on India General election exit poll result for all the states.

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Exit Poll Results of Lok Sabha Election 2024 Live Updates: All major exit polls predicted a resounding victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections which concluded on Saturday, 1 June. The INDIA bloc, meanwhile, is predicted to be the second largest alliance.

While the NDA is set to make unexpected breakthroughs in states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, the BJP is facing a tough fight in Maharashtra.

The Quint brings you results of exit polls by several pollsters including CVoter, India Today Axis-MyIndia, News24-Chanakya, and Republic-P-MARQ among others. Stay tuned with The Quint for live updates!

Here are the exit poll predictions across different parts of India put out by pollsters

Snapshot
  • According to predictions by CVoter and India Today-Axis My India, the INDIA bloc is expected to win big in all five southern states.

  • Some polls have predicted inroads for the BJP in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana. Meanwhile, massive losses are expected for the YSCRP in Andhra Pradesh.

  • Most polls have predicted between 15-20 seats for INDIA bloc in Maharashtra, while the NDA is expected to win between 30-33 of the 48 seats.

  • At least three polls have predicted massive gains for the NDA in Rajasthan and Bihar.

  • Results of PMARQ-Republic exit polls have predicted 359 seats for NDA, while INDIA is expected to get 154 seats.

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11:10 PM , 01 Jun

'Exit Poll Has Been Prepared In The BJP's Office': AAP MP Sanjay Singh

After the exit polls predicted a resounding victory for the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, AAP's Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh told news agency ANI:

"This exit poll has been prepared in the BJP office... Who will believe that BJP is getting a 34% vote share in Tamil Nadu? Who will believe that AAP is winning 0-2 seats in Punjab?... The 'Janta ka exit poll' based on the figures shared by INDIA alliance leaders in today's meeting says that we will win more than 295 seats... I am surprised that only 400 seats are to the BJP (in the exit polls). They could have given 700, which could have been possible from 'Akhand Bharat'... The BJP has done a huge 'hera pheri' (foul play) and to hide that, such numbers are shown in the exit polls..."
AAP MP Sanjay Singh to news agency ANI
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11:06 PM , 01 Jun

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10:42 PM , 01 Jun

'For Tamil Nadu, This Is Just a Beginning...': State BJP president Annamalai

After multiple exit polls predicted that the BJP will open its account in Tamil Nadu, state BJP president K Annamalai told news agency ANI:

"For a state like Tamil Nadu, this is just a beginning, this is the step in the first direction. A state where you said BJP can't enter, a state till yesterday AIADMK and DMK were saying we are NOTA party...today we have proven that our vote share is above 20%. On June 4, we will prove that we are going to open our seats and we are going to send MPs from Tamil Nadu on behalf of NDA and BJP from different corners of the state...people of Tamil Nadu have said that they will stand with PM Modi..."
K Annamalai, Tamil Nadu BJP president
10:20 PM , 01 Jun

Losses For Congress in UP, BJP Predicted To Win: India Today-Axis My India

In Uttar Pradesh, the BJP is predicted to win between 64 and 67 seats, whereas the Congress will suffer losses and is predicted to win only 1-3 seats.

BJP: 64-67

SP+: 7-9

CONGRESS-1-3

BSP: 0-1

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Published: 01 Jun 2024, 6:02 PM IST
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