Who will rule West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala and Puducherry for the next five years? The answer to the most discussed question will start emerging from 8 am today when the counting of votes for the 822 Assembly seats begin amid strict Covid p
How to check Kerala election result 2021 online
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Kerala results: Kerala exit poll predicts that the Left Front will potentially retain power (File)
Thiruvananthapuram:
The results of the Kerala Assembly elections 2021 are expected to be declared today after the counting of votes. The Kerala assembly elections were held in a single phase on 6 April. Out of nearly 2.67 crore voters in Kerala, 74 per cent voted despite the increase in coronovirus. The main contest is between the Left Democratic Front (LDF) and the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF). Kerala’s exit poll predicted that the Left Front would potentially retain power. The LDF is expected to win 85 out of 140 seats in five exit polls overall – well past the halfway mark – and the UDF is likely to win 53 seats. BJP can win 2 seats.
Assembly Election Results 2021: Mamata Banerjee is set to retain power with a spectacular 200-plus seats.
New Delhi:
Mamata Banerjee s Trinamool Congress today won a landslide victory in Bengal. The Chief Minister, however, lost to BJP s Suvendu Adhikari in Nandigram. I accept the verdict in Nandigram - it is not a big deal. Don t worry, she said.
Khela hobe did happen, and we did win. The BJP kept going on and on about double-engine
sarkar, while I assured you all that I will score a double century. This is Bangla s win. this is Bengal s win. this is your win. This win has saved Bengal, it has saved the culture and tradition of Bengal, said Ms Banerjee who ran a bitter, no holds barred campaign against the BJP over two months as Covid cases surged in India.
2021 Poll of Exit Poll Kerala: Pinarayi Vijayann s LDF was seen ahead in exit poll results.
Thiruvananthapuram:
Exit poll results from Kerala on Thursday appeared to give the edge to the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) coalition while the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) seemed to come in second. The BJP was seen winning a couple of seats as well.
An aggregate of five exit polls showed the LDF front is likely to win 85 of 140 seats - ahead of the half-way mark - and the Congress-led UDF at 53 seats, the polls say. The BJP is set to make its presence felt with two seats.