Lok Sabha Election: The 2024 election battle is difficult...?
Lok Sabha Election: The 2024 election battle is difficult...?
It is looking very difficult for the indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) to reach the pinnacle of power in the general elections to be held in 2024. The picture that is emerging from the possible results of various surveys that have come recently. It seems impossible for the opposition coalition india to even reach the majority figure. On the other hand, the ruling coalition nda is once again seen to be in power. Let us understand from these five points why the opposition alliance 'India' is not able to reach the power.
Seat distribution is a big problem: In this 26-party grand alliance 'India', the distribution of seats in each state is going to be the biggest problem before going to the polls. Especially where regional parties are more influential. Like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West bengal, punjab and Delhi. In Uttar Pradesh, the main opposition to the bjp or rather the nda is the Samajwadi Party. Similarly, JDU and RJD in Bihar, AAP in punjab and Delhi. West bengal mamta Didi's TMC.
Confrontation possible here: It is difficult to reach a consensus on seats between congress, SP and AAP in Uttar Pradesh. Similarly, in Bihar, there will be a problem in coordinating seats between RJD Lalu prasad Yadav, JDU nitish kumar and Congress. Kejriwal's aam aadmi party (AAP) has more influence in punjab and Delhi. How will they get seats. After this, this problem is going to be very complicated in West Bengal. mamta didi's trinamool congress (TMC) is dominant here. congress and Left also have a good vote bank. The vote bank of any party whose candidate will stand here will greatly increase his chances of winning. TMC had won 24 of the 42 lok sabha seats here in 2019.
These parties are not included in any alliance: There are 9 such parties in the general elections to be held for the 18th lok sabha which are not included in any grand alliance. The dominant Bahuj Samaj party (BSP) in Uttar Pradesh, Janata Dal Biju (BJD) in orissa followed by Janata Dal (S), Shiromani Akali Dal, Bharatiya Rashtra Samithi (BRS), YSRCP, INLD, Owaisi's AIMIM and AIUDF in Assam. All these parties have a lot of influence and vote bank in their respective areas.