Congress will have to make a huge jump of about 12 percent to defeat BJP. From the way the Indian Alliance is contesting the elections this time, it can be said that the path seems to be full of thorny ones for the BJP after June 4.

The Lok Sabha elections have almost completed more than half the way. This time, Congress is more confident that it will make a strong comeback compared to the 2019 elections. Like every time, BJP is in the election field with full strength but is definitely seen on the backfoot. Undoubtedly, BJP has put the burden of the entire election on the shoulders of BJP's superstar PM Modi. Everyone has started believing that BJP and especially Modi are not able to create the same atmosphere which was visible at the time of Ram Mandir. What happened that in just two months the BJP's storm seems to be changing in the wind. And there is still half the elections left. It is believed that this time, due to the kind of expressions of Rahul Gandhi, the enthusiasm and his disciplined but outspoken style, the BJP is a little doubtful whether it can hope for majority. Will it be able to reach close or not? The coming days will be spent on election campaigns in Uttar Pradesh. It remains to be seen whether BJP, which is currently seen on the back foot, will be able to come on the front foot or not. In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, NDA got 38 percent votes in the country and if we talk about seats, it was 351. Whereas UPA got about 26 percent votes and total seats were 90. UPA i.e. this time India will have to make a huge jump of about 12 percent to defeat BJP. From the way the Indian Alliance is contesting the elections this time, it can be said that the path seems to be full of thorny ones for the BJP after June 4.