Yogendra Yadav, otherwise a vocal critic of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has congratulated AAP and its national convener Arvind Kejriwal for predicting a massive victory for the party in the backdrop of all exit poll polls. Yogendra Yadav, however, has a clear message for his former party, “Hopefully he will live up to the overwhelming expectations of the people of Punjab”.
“From the exit polls so far, we can only draw concrete conclusions about Punjab. Clearly, it is AAP’s wave with a thumping majority. Congratulations to @AamAadmiParty and @ArvindKejriwal. Really hope they will live up to the great expectations of the people of Punjab.”
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In Punjab, Exit Polls Say It’s Aap Ki Lehar
All the top media organisations, which released their exit poll surveys today, claim that AAP is coming to power in Punjab with an overwhelming majority. During the 2022 assembly elections in the state, a multi-cornered contest was witnessed between five major parties. The survey says that the Bhagwant Mann-led Aam Aadmi Party will win between 51 and over 100 seats.
Let’s see how many seats AAP has got in every major election survey.
Exit poll results in 2022:
Republic-P mark exit poll: AAP: 62-70 seats
TIMES NOW-VETO: YOU: 70
News 24-Aaj Ka Chanakya: 100
ABP News-Voters: 51-61
Axis My India: 76-90
Exit poll results in 2017:
No surveyor could predict the exact election results in the 2017 assembly elections in Punjab. In 2017 as well, AAP was declared the main contender for power, but most of the media houses predicted a hung assembly in the state. Despite high expectations in exit poll polls, AAP got 20 seats in the 117-member assembly.
Key players this time:
Prominent players such as the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Shiromani Akali Dal-Bahujan Samaj Party alliance and Bharatiya Janata Party-former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh’s Punjab Lok Congress Party will eagerly look at exit poll polls as they reflect their mood. people of the state.
During the 2022 assembly elections held in Punjab on February 20, more than 70 per cent voting was recorded for 117 assembly seats.
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