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Survey conducted by journalists in nine states ahead of 2019 LS poll

he Congress this time is set to wrest six Lok Sabha seats from the BJP in its saffron fortress of Gujarat, where the ruling party had in 2014 won all 26 constituencies. A survey of journalists commission by ABP News predicted a 20-6 score in favour of the BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state.
It is likely to be a cakewalk for BJP president Amit Shah from the prestigious Gandhinagar seat, which was held by party veteran LK Advani for five consecutive terms, the survey said. In 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP denied ticket to Advani and replaced him with Shah.
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