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According to the exit poll conducted by India TV-VMR (Votersmood Research), BJP is likely to get seats within a range of 108-118. Congress is expected to bag seats within a range of 61-71.
The figure is likely to go up as details are still being worked out, Senior Deputy Election Commissioner Umesh Sinha told media persons.
The opinion poll projects BJP to win 113 out of a total of 182 assembly seats, while the main rival Congress is projected to win 66 seats, with three remaining seats going to 'Others'. 'Others' include Bhartiya Tribal Party (a Congress ally) and two
In a series of tweets, Chidambaram accused the poll panel of sleeping on the job and also asked people in Gujarat to exercise their franchise and “change” the BJP government in the state.
Hardik Patel, 24, supported the Congress in the polls. In his rallies, however, he did not openly back the party but urged the people not to vote for the BJP.
IndiaTv-VMR Exit Poll predicts that Bharatiya Janata Party will retain its stronghold by winning 108 to 118 seats. Congress is expected to win 61 to 71 seats, while others will get only 2 to 4 seats.
"The BJP has already accepted defeat -- that is why half of the government is out working in the elections," Patel claimed.
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