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Exit Poll 2019 Highlights: Know which party is gaining how many seats

As the seventh phase of Lok Sabha elections 2019 concluded on Sunday evening, ABP News along with Nielsen came up with India’s most reliable exit poll predictions for its viewers. Though BJP is predicted to suffer a major debacle in Uttar Pradesh, it is slated make up for the loss in Bihar, Bengal and Odisha, the Exit poll predicted.
The polls predicted that the SP-BSP-RLD Mahagatbandhan is set to win 45 out of the 80 seats in Uttar Pradesh, while the Bharatiya Janata Party is expected to win on 33 seats and the Congress is expected to win on 2 seats. The BJP which won 73 seats during the last Lok Sabha elections in UP is down by more than 50 seats.

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