Gujarat Polls 2022: It’s about Dhol, Baja, Dance, Firecrackers as BJP heads towards a landslide victory in PM Modi’s home state

New Delhi: The counting of votes for the Gujarat Assembly  Elections is currently underway, in the early trend of the Election Commission the Bhartiya Janata Party can be leading on 152, followed by Congress, AAP, and others of the 182 seats.

Soon after this, BJP workers, and supporters started celebrating as early trends show party crossing the majority mark.

In the Exit poll, it was suggested that the Bhartiya Janata Party will be forming the government for the seventh time in Modi’s home state with a thumping majority.

#WATCH | Women BJP workers in Gandhinagar celebrate by dancing as the party heads towards a landslide victory in Gujarat

BJP leading on 152 of the 182 seats, as per the official EC trends. pic.twitter.com/XlajLlNlYd

— ANI (@ANI) December 8, 2022

Pradipsinh Vaghela, General Secretary, BJP Gujarat thanked the people of the state for believing in PM Modi’s politics of development.

Gandhinagar | PM Modi’s politics of development has once again won in Gujarat. I thank the people of the state: Pradipsinh Vaghela, General Secretary, BJP Gujarat pic.twitter.com/RfcS6LBjDR

— ANI (@ANI) December 8, 2022

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AXIS MY INDIA EXIT POLL 2022 PREDICTION

The Axis My India in its exit poll had predicted 129-151 seats for BJP, 16-30 seats for Congress, 9-21 seats for AAP, and 2-6 for others.

@AxisMyIndia @IndiaToday Exact #ExitPoll Dec’22@PradeepGuptaAMI @aajtak @anjanaomkashyap @rahulkanwal @sudhirchaudhary @sardesairajdeep pic.twitter.com/P4ODFqJhZT

— Axis My India (@AxisMyIndia) December 5, 2022

GUJARAT ASSEMBLY ELECTION 2017 EXIT POLL PREDICTION AND WHAT WAS THE RESULT

For the Gujarat Assembly election 2017, the exit poll predicted that BJP will win 112-116 seats. BJP won 48 seats out of 89 seats in the first phase in and 51 seats in the second phase taking the total count to 99 seats out of 182 seats.

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