Exit polls also stir in China, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, know what the foreign media is saying
Exit polls also stir in China, pakistan and saudi arabia, know what the foreign media is sayingPakistan media Reaction On Exit Poll: The exit polls of lok sabha elections 2024 have taken Pakistan's sleep away. There has been a reaction to these in turkey and saudi arabia as well.The results of the lok sabha elections 2024 are going to come on tuesday (June 4). bjp has been shown ahead in all major exit polls (Exit Poll 2024). If the exit poll estimates turn into results, then bjp will return to power with an absolute majority for the third consecutive time. Also, PM narendra modi will take oath for the post of prime minister for the third consecutive time. The estimates of BJP's big victory are also being discussed in pakistan, turkey and Saudi Arabia.Has pakistan lost its sleep?Pakistan's major media groups have a habit of making statements against India. The news about the exit poll (Exit Poll 2024) has been published in the most prominent newspaper there, Dawn. The column published in Dawn said, 'Prime minister narendra modi, who has the image of a Hindu nationalist leader, and his party bjp have been shown winning with a huge majority in the exit polls. In a diverse country like india, exit polls cannot give accurate results.'Discussion of exit polls in Chinese mediaIn China, Global Times has quoted experts as saying that if the exit polls turn into results, narendra modi will become the PM of the country for the third consecutive time. As a prime minister, his effort will be to become the third largest economy in the world after America and China. The newspaper also wrote that after the victory, Modi will not make any changes in his domestic, economic and foreign policy.Headlines in Saudi, Turkish, british media tooThe relations between saudi arabia and india have become very strong in the last decade. Expressing the hope of PM Modi becoming the prime minister for the third consecutive time, news has been published in the national media there. It has been written in the report that the exit polls are estimating that 73-year-old narendra modi can become the prime minister again. The british newspaper Guardian wrote, 'India once again seems to be supporting its Hindutva and nationalist leader.' news related to the exit poll has also been published in media groups of turkey and Qatar.