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UP Exit Polls 2022: Will results tell ANOTHER STORY? | Hoonkar (08 Mar 2022)

The Bharatiya Janata Party is poised to retain Uttar Pradesh, though with a lesser margin than 2017's 312 seats, according to ABP News-CVoter exit poll results. ABP News-CVoter has predicted that BJP will win anywhere between 228-244 seats. The Samajwadi Party will come second, bagging 132-148 seats.UP Exit Polls 2022: Will results tell another story? Here is the full show Hoonkar for you. Stay connected for more updates. 

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