What's the Public Mood in these Elections?
Despite expecting a bjp majority, they believe surprising results are conceivable. Despite facing problems in its northern heartland, the bjp is likely to gain ground in non-BJP states such as telangana, Odisha, and Bengal.
Unlike the previous decade, there is no strong pro-government sentiment or widespread popular hostility towards the present administration. Instead, there is widespread dissatisfaction, which the opposition has failed to capitalize on.
Political expert amitabh Tiwari emphadata-sized that, while there is frustration, it has not been translated into rage owing to a lack of a strong political force. Voting decisions are emotionally influenced by optimism or rage, and the current election began with national concerns before shifting to address the Opposition's agenda.
The bjp aspires for 370 seats and expects 30-plus seats from partners to attain 400. It is envisaged that advances in non-BJP states such as Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, and telangana will offset any losses in the north and Karnataka. success in bengal and maharashtra is critical, since the results in these states will have a significant impact on the BJP's vote total.
The last phase of voting begins on june 1, with results anticipated on june 4.