Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) vice-president Prabhat Jha on Thursday claimed that the party would return to power in Madhya Pradesh with three-fourth majority.
Jha made the assertion while talking to reporters about the pre-poll survey of a news channel providing 155 seats to the BJP in the Assembly polls. He claimed that the BJP would achieve even more and return to power with three-fourth majority.
Alleging that the Congress was devoid of issues, he said public understood that their words were not backed by action.
According to the survey, the BJP would bag 155 seats in Madhya Pradesh while the Congress would emerge victorious from 65 seats. Other candidates would win from the rest 10 seats.
Region-wise, the survey predicts the BJP and the Congress would gain 43 and 22 seats in the Malwa region while others would win from one seat. In Gwalior-Chambal region, the BJP is likely to bag 17, the Congress 13 and others four seats.
In Bundelkhand, the BJP is expected to obtain 21 seats, the Congress 13 seats and others four seats. In Baghelkhand, the BJP was likely to clinch 25 seats, the Congress five seats and others two seats. In Mahakaushal, the BJP can bag 21 seats, the Congress 13 and others two seats. In the Madhya Bharat, the BJP would get 28, the Congress seven and others one seat. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan is the choice of 78 per cent people as chief minister. Young Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia is the choice of 14 per cent people.