Mumbai, February 25: Seasoned pollsters Sanjay Jha, Yashwant Deshmukh, Prof. Sanjay Kumar and Pradeep Gupta at a panel dialogue at Concepts of India Summit on Saturday, spoke in regards to the challenges for BJP within the upcoming 2024 basic elections. Whereas Yashwant Deshmukh, Founder, CVoter Basis, feels West Bengal would be the mom of all battles in election 2024, writer and columnist Sanjay Jha mentioned if the 2024 elections centre on points resembling unemployment and poverty, the BJP’s probabilities of re-election seem slim.
Professor Sanjay Kumar thinks NDA will encounter difficulties in seat sharing in Bihar, whereas client information intelligence company Axis My India chairman Pradeep Gupta claims in southern states, BJP has scope, however they must kind an alliance with one other social gathering.
’NDA Has No Likelihood Of Retaining Energy If….’
Commenting on the BJP confidence of retaining energy, Sanjay Jha mentioned “If we wish to perceive the way to transcend slogans and take a look at floor realities, we have to study what occurred in 2004 and what can’t occur in 2024. In 2019, the BJP had 37% of seats, whereas the Congress had 20%. This modification within the baseline is the rationale behind BJP’s confidence.”
He spoke about Chandigarh mayoral elections and the feedback made by the Supreme Courtroom concerning electoral bonds. “If elections are performed primarily based on the problems of 2024, this authorities has no likelihood of coming again. If Congress has the spirit and confidence, Bihar, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, and Maharashtra will play essential roles within the upcoming elections, and Congress should take the lead and supply management for the INDIA alliance,” emphasised Jha.
Seat-Sharing Essential For BJP:
Analyst professor Sanjay Kumar felt Bihar is a vital state for the NDA which received 39 of the 40 seats final time. “They should repeat their efficiency in Bihar to take care of their edge. The BJP is fastidiously strategizing for every seat to succeed in its goal of 370+ and 400+ for the NDA. It goals to attain this formidable aim however will encounter difficulties in seat sharing,” mentioned the veteran ballot analyst.
Pradeep Gupta, talking about BJP prospects within the Southern States argued that “To emerge victorious, the BJP should kind alliances with regional events in southern states like Tamil Nadu or Andhra Pradesh. The BJP has a scope to succeed in its goal of 370+ and 400+ for NDA. If the AIADMK collaborates with the BJP in Tamil Nadu, it may safe victory for the NDA. In Andhra Pradesh, regional events maintain vital affect. Moreover, it faces the problem of competing in opposition to the ruling Congress in Karnataka.”