Telangana Exit Polls 2023: Congress Eyes Comeback, BRS Faces Stiff Challenge

Exit polls conducted by various news organisations have predicted a close race between the Congress and the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) in the recently concluded Telangana Assembly elections.

The CNN exit poll has predicted a hung assembly with Congress getting 56 seats and BRS bagging 48 seats. The Chanakya Strategies Exit Poll, however, paints a different picture, predicting a Congress comeback with 67-78 seats, while BRS is expected to win 22-31 seats.

TimesNow predicts a majority win for BRS with 66 seats, followed by Congress with 37 seats and BJP with 7 seats. 10tv also predicts a big win for BRS with 68 seats, while Congress is expected to win 38 seats, BJP 5 seats and AIMIM 7 seats.

The Peoples Pulse survey projects a majority for Congress between 62-72 seats, while BRS is expected to win 35-46 seats. AIMIM is projected to win 6-7 seats and BJP 3-8 seats.

According to the ANS exit polls survey, Congress is projected to get 62-66 seats, BRS 43-47, AIMIM 5-7 seats and BJP 2-5 seats. The Polstrat exit poll result shows a major shift of Muslim votes for the Congress, with Congress predicted to get 59% vote share and BJP expected to get 23%.

According to the exit polls conducted by P-Marque, Congress is projected to get 58-71 seats, BRS at 37-51, AIMIM 2-9 and BJP 2-6 seats.

Finally, according to exit polls conducted by Jan Ki Baat, Congress is projected to get 56 seats, BRS 48, BJP 10 and others 5. Jan Ki Baat survey predicts a hung Assembly with Congress falling short of a magic number of 4 seats.

It is important to note that exit polls are not always accurate and the final outcome of the elections will be known only when the official results are declared. However, the exit polls do provide some insights into the likely trends of the elections.

The upcoming days are likely to be filled with suspense as the political parties await the final results. The outcome of the elections will have a significant impact on the future of Telangana and will be closely watched by political observers across the country.