BJP’s seats are definitely… Now Yogendra Yadav said a big thing on Prashant Kishore’s claim

New Delhi: Five phases of Lok Sabha elections have passed and only two phases are left. Amidst the elections, many claims are being made regarding BJP’s seats. On behalf of election strategist Prashant Kishore, it has been said that BJP will not reach 370 but the number of seats will remain above 303. Whereas political analyst Yogendra Yadav refuted PK’s claim and said that this is not possible at all. Yogendra Yadav said that I am saying from my 35 years of experience that BJP will not get majority and will lose at least more than 50 seats.

During an interview, Yogendra Yadav said that BJP is definitely not getting 272 seats. Yogendra Yadav also spoke on the claims of Prashant Kishore. he/she said that I have seen that Prashant Kishor keeps his/her political leanings aside and evaluates. he/she is saying that Ram temple is not that kind of issue. he/she said that Modi ji’s image has been dented. Even after this, the idea that seats will increase by 303 does not seem logical.

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Yogendra Yadav said that this time BJP is facing losses in many states. Bihar was especially mentioned from his/her side. Yogendra Yadav said that at least more than 15 seats are being lost. Regarding Bengal, it was said from his/her side that Congress is not in competition there and the contest is equal between TMC and BJP. This time in Telangana, the BRS contest is not visible in that manner. Yogendra Yadav said that BJP is not going to get majority from anywhere.
Whereas Prashant Kishore has said that BJP’s seats will not be 370 but it will not be less than 303 seats. he/she has told how BJP will cross the 300 mark. BJP is increasing by 15 to 20 seats in Bengal, Assam, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Recently, while talking to a TV channel, Prashant Kishore said that this is not the first time that the opposition has lost the opportunity. I have already said that in a country like India, if you are in the opposition, this opportunity comes to you every one or two years.