Wednesday, December 31, 2008

My Favourite Past-Time

Here I wish to join the debate with Vidya Subrahmaniam on what will be the political look of next Lok Sabha. She rightly points out in The Hindu dated 31st December 2008,
(http://www.hindu.com/2008/12/31/stories/2008123154600800.htm,)
the next Lok Sabha will be, most probably, the hung house. I want to precisely state my estimation of the potentiality of three contesting formations to win the seats in different states. Of course, the projection is subject to change with the ever evolving political situtaion in the country. I invite comments by all of you as I am reserving the explanations of the seats projection right.

STATES

UPA

NDA

TF + BSP

Bihar

20

20

00

Jharkhand

07

07

00

Assam

04

10

00

Tamilnadu

19

00

20

Andhra**

10

10

22

Haryana

05

06

00

Delhi

06

01

00

Himachal

01

03

00

J&K

03

01

00

Punjab

07

06

00

Uttarakhand

01

04

00

UP

25

06

50

Rajasthan

17

07

01

Gujrat

16

10

00

MP

09

20

01

Chattisgarh

05

06

00

Orissa

15

06

00

Maharashtra

24

24

00

Karnataka

04

20

04

Kerala

12

00

08

West Bengal

12

00

30

Other States

10

06

02

Total 543

232

173

138

** Assumed that Chiranjivi will enter into pre-poll or post-poll alliance with BJP


2 comments:

ramanjulu said...

first of all thank u for providing a plot form for debate.
at present I don't want to go in detail nation wide, I will confine to AP only.
Assumptions were some extent correct regarding gaining of seats. 32 seats will be shared out of 42 by non congress parties i.e telugu desam & left parties, chiranjeevi's praja rajyam party and telangana rashtra samithi and BJP. possibilities are very less to gain seats for BJP except one or none. I don't think chiranjeevi will make tie up with BJP.one crucial point is one of chiranjeevi's offficial spokes person is from BJP activist - parakala prabhakar where as from the beginning politically and personally advisor dr.mitra born and brought from communist party. chiranjeevi facing symbol problem, he may not get single symble in forth coming elections. ...rama

Al Sid said...

even if 38 seats go for a six, 100 looks very sunny for any TF...

assuming of course, that they stay somewhat together.