Whose government is Jharkhand? Leave the exit polls with the stories of these 5 people
As soon as voting for Jharkhand’s 81 assembly seats concluded, the exit poll results heightened uneasiness among political parties. After the polls, the question arises: Will Hemant Soren return to power or can the BJP maintain its legacy? 42 MLAs are needed to form the government in Jharkhand.
At the polls… However, the poll’s data has been called into question because exit poll data has been consistently wrong over the past few years. In such a situation, apart from the exit polls, understand the beginning and end of Jharkhand from these 5 numbers.
1. Everything depends on the performance of Congress
The elder Congress party is an allied party of Mukti Morcha in Jharkhand. As per the agreement, Congress will contest 30 seats. In 2019, the Congress won 16 seats. JMM won 30 seats in this election. The magic number for Jharkhand is 42. Even at its worst in 2014, the JMM won 19 seats.
It is said that there have been few major changes in the JMM’s position. In this case, everything depends on the performance of Congress. If Congress wins by double digits, a government can be easily formed.
If the Congress proves to be a failure, then Hemant Soren may have to bear the losses. There is a lot of discussion about the way Congress conducts elections in Jharkhand. This time the party bosses did not appear strong on the court. The Congress appears to be entirely dependent on the JMM to conduct elections.
2. This will also determine how efficient Jairam is.
Kudmi leader Jairam Mahato is running alone in the election this time. Jeram himself is running for the Belmore and Dumri parliamentary seats. Both these seats currently belong to the Indian Union. Apart from this, Jairam is in a tight contest from the Mukti Morcha seat in Jharkhand, where he holds the MLA seat.
If Jairam succeeds in sabotaging 5-10 seats of the JMM alliance, then the CM chairman will be stepped down by Hemant. In this case, a lot will depend on Jayaram’s performance.
In Jharkhand, which has 81 seats, every seat is important for both parties.
3. RJD-ML will be able to create miracles, please pay attention to this too
As per the agreement, the Awami League will contest in 7 seats this time while the Awami League will contest in 4 seats. Both parties won the seats 1-1 last time. Tejashwi Yadav held 19 rallies on behalf of the RJD this time. If RJD seats increase this time, Hemant Soren will directly benefit.
Before 2014, the RJD had been winning 5-5 seats. Male is said to have a strong three seats this time. If the MLAs win these seats, the BJP’s performance will decline.
4. Can the BJP, which is contesting 68 seats, save the fort?
In the NDA alliance, the BJP contests a maximum of 68 seats. The Bharatiya Janata Party won 25 seats in 2019 and became the main opposition party. Who forms the government this time will depend on the performance of the Bharatiya Janata Party. In the recent Lok Sabha elections, the BJP was leading in 47 seats. However, the atmosphere in the Lok Sabha elections is different from that in the Lok Sabha elections.
The BJP faces the biggest challenge in North Chota Nagpur. The BJP is leading by about 25 seats here, but this time Hemant Soren has replaced Kalpana. Kalpana is handling the campaign in Giridih.
Some people say that if the Bharatiya Janata Party fails in these coal-bearing areas, it can play games with it.
5. Ranchi politics will determine attitudes of women voters
In the first phase of Jharkhand elections, women voted more than men in 37 of the 43 assembly seats. Women also actively participated in the second phase of elections. JMM’s Mayiya Samman Yojana has been making headlines throughout the election period.
There was a lot of talk about the crowds that attended the Kalpana Soren rally. In this case, there are expressions in Jharkhand that the government will be formed on the side of women’s vote.
This time in Jharkhand, voting is said to be on the basis of gender besides caste and religion.
