Exit polls indicate BJP's victory in Rajasthan, with the party predicted to win over 100 seats, while Congress is expected to face defeat with around 85 seats. This outcome reflects the trend of the ruling party being voted out every five years. The BJP's strategy of not projecting a CM face may have backfired, as Chief Minister Gehlot led the Congress campaign effectively. Additionally, the BJP's attempts at religious polarization did not work, and the Congress' positive campaign with 'guarantees' resonated with women voters.
Exit polls indicate BJP's victory in Rajasthan, with the party predicted to win over 100 seats, while Congress is expected to face defeat with around 85 seats. This outcome reflects the trend of the ruling party being voted out every five years. The BJP's strategy of not projecting a CM face may have backfired, as Chief Minister Gehlot led the Congress campaign effectively. Additionally, the BJP's attempts at religious polarization did not work, and the Congress' positive campaign with 'guarantees' resonated with women voters.