Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath on Saturday said that the election will be 80 vs 20, with an 80 per cent stake in BJP, the remaining 20 per cent will be all other parties. Speaking at a TV function here, Yogi said the BJP will win more than 300 seats this time too.

Replying to a question on the opposition's challenge in the elections, Yogi said that in 2019, the largest alliance was fought by all parties like SP, BSP and Lok Dal together, but even after that, BJP got the highest number of 64 seats followed by BSP 10 at number two and SP with only five seats. I said at that time also that the BJP would win 65 seats. CM Yogi said that this time all the opposition parties are in different electoral frays. It is clear that the BJP will again win more than 300 seats.

CM Yogi further said that in a healthy democracy, some seats will definitely go to the opposition and it should happen. On the question of terming the election as a difficult test, CM Yogi Adityanath said that elections are a difficult and challenging test for those who are afraid of standing incomplete preparations. He said, "For us, elections are not a test but a festival.''

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