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Assam Election Results 2021 Live: The Exit Polls had predicted a clear majority for the NDA.
2021 Assam Assembly Election Vote Counting Live Coverage: Counting of votes for 126 assembly seats in Assam is set to begin from 8 am. The state went to polls in three phases — March 27, April 1 and 6. Here, the contest is expected to be bipolar between the BJP-led NDA and eight-party grand alliance led by the Congress. Except for two, almost all exit polls have predicted return of the saffron party government for the second consecutive term. If the exit poll numbers hold today, it would be a big blow for the Congress, which was hoping to return to power after five years and that is why it also allied with Badruddin Ajmal’s AIUDF.
For the NDA, Republic-CNX has predicted 74-84 seats, ABP News-CVoter 58-71, India Today-Axis My India 75-85, TV9 Bharatvarsh-Polstrat 59-69, India News-Jan Ki Baat 70-81, News24-Today’s Chanakya 70, Times Now-CVoter 65, and Pratidin Time 67. For the Congress-led UPA, the exit poll predictions are: Republic-CNX 40-50, ABP News- C Voter 53-66, India Today-Axis My India 40-50, TV9 Bharatvarsh-Polstrat 55-65, India News-Jan Ki Baat 45-55, News24-Today’s Chanakya 56, and Times Now-CVoter 59. ABP News and TV9 Bharatvarsh have predicted hung assembly. A party needs to secure 64 seats to form the government on its own. These numbers are in line with opinion polls that had predicted BJP win albeit with lesser number of seats than what it had got in 2016.
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Assam Election results Live News: Counting halls and venues were being sanitized yesterday in Nagaon district, a day before counting starts for 126 assembly seats of Assam.
Assam Assembly Election Results 2021 LIVE: The EC has set up 331 counting halls in Assam, which has 126 assembly constituencies. Counting will begin from 8 am. Here, the BJP and Congress-led grand alliance are in direct contest. However, the BJP is predicted to return to power for the second term.
Assam Election Results 2021 LIVE: Assam will see a bipolar contest between the ruling BJP and ‘Mahajoth’ or ‘Grand Alliance’ led by the Congress. Besides Congress, there are seven other parties part of the grand alliance taking on the BJP. They are Badruddin Ajmal’s AIUDF, Bodoland Peoples’ Front, CPI(M), CPI, CPI(ML) Liberation, Rashtriya Janata Dal and the Anchalik Gana Morcha. The saffron party has three alliance partners – Asom Gana Parishad, the United People’s Party Liberal and the Gana Suraksha Party.