General Election 2024 India

India behind, Modi ahead, counting of votes continues after the Indian Lok Sabha elections

New Delhi: In the general elections of India, the ruling BJP does not seem to get a two-

thirds majority, but the people have defeated India and succeeded Modi with their votes.


According to Indian media reports, the counting of votes is now underway after the Lok

Sabha elections. In the inconclusive results, Modi's party BJP has gained an advantage over

the opposition parties, but the dream of the BJP alliance is to get 400 seats. It's broken.

According to the Election Commission of India, the government alliance NDA is in the

lead with 290 seats, and the alliance consisting of Congress and others 'India' is at second

place with 230 seats. The Telugu Desam Party has emerged as the second largest party,

replacing the Congress, with 128 seats so far.

Amit Shah won from Gandhinagar by 500,000 votes, but the NDA is suffering heavy losses

in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, Congress, and Aam Aadmi Party have won the battle in

Punjab, Babri Masjid and Ram Temple disputed city of Ayodhya. In the BJP's defeat,

Asaduddin Owaisi, head of the All India Ittehad-ul-Salmin in Hyderabad, is ahead of the

BJP candidate.

It should be noted that a party or coalition winning more than 272 seats in the 543-member

parliament can form the government. The Election Commission of India has claimed to

make a world record of 642 million voters during this election. It has been the most

expensive election in India with 7 phases. According to the Election Commission, the voter

turnout this year was 66.3 percent, which is almost one percent less than in 2019.