Mumbai: Voting for the assembly elections has been held in Maharashtra. After the voting, the BJP government seems to be formed in the exit polls issued by all the channels. In this episode, the speculative market has also given its estimate. A bet of Rs 30 crore has been placed in Satta Bazaar. Satta Bazaar is considering BJP as the biggest contender for power. The BJP has a bet of Rs 60 for 120 seats and Rs 3 for Shiv Sena with an estimate of 85 seats.
Speculators bet Rs 2.50 for 30 places for Congress and 3.50 paise for 30 places for NCP. According to Satta Bazaar, BJP-Shiv Sena alliance in the state will form the government. The BJP and Shiv Sena coalitions are once again forming a government in Maharashtra. This is what the figures in the exit poll of all media are saying on Monday evening after the vote. The performance of the Congress-NCP in this election looks very poor. The election results will be announced on October 24.
The BJP had targeted 'Abki Baar 220 Paar'. She is seen around it in the 288-seat assembly. Most exit polls are giving him more than 200 seats. BJP-Shiv Sena has got the maximum seats in the News 18 exit poll. Accordingly, the alliance will win 243 seats and Congress-NCP will win only 41 seats. In this poll, BJP is getting 144 seats, which is just one less than the majority. In this way, the BJP will be in a position to form a government alone.
The Shiv Sena has got 99 seats in this poll, that is, it is also in a position to score a century for the first time with slight manipulation of the results. The BJP contested 164 seats while its ally Shiv Sena fielded candidates for 124 seats. 147 Congress candidates and 121 NCP candidates were in the fray. All exit polls show a unilateral verdict in favor of BJP-Shiv Sena in North Maharashtra, Vidarbha, Thane-Konkan, Mumbai-Suburbs and Marathwada, except in West Maharashtra.
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