Notwithstanding the three Hindi heartland states — Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Haryana — the Bharatiya Janata Party and partners endured misfortunes in West Bengal and Maharashtra in the 2024 Lok Sabha races, the consequences of which were pronounced on Tuesday, June 4.
PM Modi Faces Seats Lose In Lok Sabha Elections
The greatest difficulty for PM Narendra Modi’s BJP, which confronted a more grounded challenge from the Resistance’s INDIA coalition, in any case, was in the north where other than UP, it likewise confronted misfortunes in Rajasthan and Haryana. Live updates on the results of the 2024 Lok Sabha election.
Why BJP Lost Seats In These States?
Uttar Pradesh: The BJP and partners won or were ahead in 36 seats as against the NDA’s count of 64 out of 2019. For the Samajwadi Party, which is essential for the INDIA alliance, numbers went up, to a great extent credited to three elements – union of Muslim votes for the party, brilliant seat-imparting arrangements to the Congress to try not to part of non-BJP votes and far reaching discontent with the BJP government over positions and cost rise.
Bihar: The NDA, including Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal-Joined, was winning or ahead in 30 seats when contrasted with 39 seats in the 2019 Lok Sabha races.
Rajasthan: The BJP and accomplices were ahead just in 14 seats, against each of the 25 the NDA won last time. 11 seats were won by the INDIA bloc in this election. The UPA stalled out mentally in the last broad political decision.
Haryana: The BJP also got a surprise result in this northern state, where it was only five votes ahead of the Congress. The saffron party had won all 10 in 2019!
Maharashtra: The state, with 48 Lok Sabha seats, saw the Shiv Sena split down the center since the last political decision. Five years after winning 23 seats, the BJP was down with leads in 11 seats, while its ally the Shiv Sena could win seven.
West Bengal : As SP boss Akhilesh Yadav kept the INDIA coalition confidence high in Uttar Pradesh, the Trinamool Congress, one more key partner of the resistance union, was driving or winning in 29 seats in West Bengal, higher than its 22 out of 2019.
The BJP’s biggest setback was in the north, where, in addition to Uttar Pradesh, it also faced losses in Rajasthan and Haryana.
