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The Republic TV Jan Ki Baat exit polls have predicted seats of 48-61 for the AAP, while 9-21 for BJP and 0-1 for the Congress. Times Now exit polls predict 50-56 for the AAP and 10-14 for the BJP and nothing for the Congress.
 

BJP is set to score a victory in both Maharashtra and Haryana as per Jan Ki Baat exit poll

With just a few days left for the two states of Haryana and Maharashtra to go for polls, it looks like Congress has already accepted defeat and is only fighting for a lost cause.

As per an opinion poll conducted by Jan Ki Baat, BJP will romp home in both Maharashtra and Haryana, continuing to enjoy the confidence of the people. 

Other than predicting a comfortable 300+ seats for the NDA, there are other surprises in the findings of the Pradip Bhandari-led Jan ki Baat survey, like a neck-and-neck between the AIADMK and DMK in Tamil Nadu. Read on for more interesting psephological calculations.
 

Amit Shah addressed a rally in Kolkata on Saturday. Jan ki Baat founder Pradip Bhandari tells MyNation about the significance of BJP president's rally on Mamata Banerjee's turf ahead of 2019 Lok Sabha polls.

After predicting 12 accurate Indian elections, Jan Ki Baat and team has travelled across the country to present its predictions for the first ever Mahagathbandhan poll. It is the first exhaustive exercise to disseminate different aspects of the Mahagathbandhan, along with the readings of the public. It is important to know that this qualitative, representative exercise need not necessarily be converted directly into seats. The Mahagathbandhan poll by Jan Ki Baat reflects the trend, not the numbers, mood and not the seats. With this 13th exercise of Jan Ki Baat, My Nation lists down key takeaways from the ground. 

The first exhaustive exercise to disseminate different aspects of the Mahagathbandhan, along with the readings of the public, reflecting the trend, not the numbers, mood and not the seats: Takeaways from the ground