KK Exit Poll Shocker: BJP Reduced to 11 Seats!

In a dramatic turn of events following the recent general election, the BJP faces a critical test in the upcoming assembly elections across three states, including Haryana. After narrowly securing victory at the national level, the party's performance in these state polls will be closely scrutinized. The polling in Haryana concluded last evening, setting the stage for significant political shifts.

According to the sensational KK Exit Poll, which previously predicted a sweeping victory for the NDA in Andhra Pradesh, the projections for Haryana are equally striking. The survey indicates that the ruling BJP is set to win only 11 seats, while the Congress party is projected to capture a remarkable 75 seats. This forecast suggests a significant anti-incumbency wave in Haryana, potentially relegating the BJP to an opposition status for this term.

KK Survey's findings reveal a stark polarization in the Haryana elections, mirroring the trends observed in Andhra Pradesh. However, unlike in AP, where the NDA camp held sway, this time the sentiment appears to strongly favor the opposition, indicating a substantial shift in voter sentiment. The projections paint a concerning picture for the BJP as it faces mounting challenges in maintaining its foothold in the state.

The outcome of the Haryana assembly elections could have broader implications, influencing upcoming elections in Maharashtra and Bihar scheduled for 2025. As political dynamics shift in Haryana, all eyes will be on how these results shape the landscape for future electoral battles across the nation.