SAS Group Survey: BRS's Victory Despite Fewer Seats And Votes!

The fight was expected to be a tough fight. The ruling BRS is excited to come to power for the third consecutive term. However, the Congress and BJP are claiming that it is them who will come to power. Amid this, the Sri Atma Sakshi Group conducted a survey on the situation in Telangana and the ground reality. The survey revealed interesting things.

The survey said that BRS will come to power in Telangana yet again. Surprisingly, the survey said that the party will get fewer seats and votes this time. As per the S.A.S Survey, BRS will get 42.5 percent votes and it will get between 64 to 70 seats. However, the Congress would get 36.5 percent votes and would get around 37 to 43 seats.

Talking about the BJP, the party would get 10.75 percent of votes and would get five or six seats. Majlis might secure a vote bank of 2.75 percent with six to seven seats. Others might get one or two seats with 7.5 percent votes.

There would be a tough fight in six seats and out of the seats, the ruling BRS would win three, followed by Congress and BJP with two and one seats respectively, according to the survey named Mood Of Telangana. The survey was held till the 28th of October. Along with a random survey, a selective sample method was also used.

Two lakh and sixty-five thousand people across 110 Assembly constituencies in Telangana took part in the survey. The survey was conducted with 820 Enumerators. The S.A.S Group representatives said that the survey was done touching various categories like communities and regions.

Surprisingly, the survey goes against the surveys that say that Congress will have an edge in the Election fight which will be tough. The SAS Group is saying that it predicted the BRS party’s win in 2018 which became true eventually. They are also stressing the survey they conducted for the recent Karnataka elections.

We have to admit that the survey is interesting. The Sri Atma Sakshi Group is also saying that it will announce the pre-poll survey and exit-poll survey in the coming days. Surprisingly, the group said that there might be changes in the results due to changing consequences in the coming days.