BJP Set For Landslide Win In Gujarat, Predict Exit Polls

An aggregate of the three exit polls indicate that the BJP could win 131 seats -- a little short of the 140-seat target set by the party's chief strategist Amit Shah -- in Gujarat.

The BJP is set for a landslide victory in Gujarat -- the state it has been ruling since 1995 -- three exit polls have predicted, beating all concerns about a possible anti-incumbency. The Congress will finish second, and Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party -- which conducted a high-pitch campaign -- will open account in the state, the exit polls predicted.

An aggregate of the three exit polls indicate that the BJP could win 131 seats -- a little short of the 140-seat target set by the party's chief strategist Amit Shah. The party won only 99 seats in 2018, its lowest score in the state.

The Congress-Nationalist Congress Party combine would win 41 seats and AAP, seven, shows NDTV's Poll of Exit Polls.

Exit polls, though, can often get it wrong.