Achi news desk-
But all these moves failed at the first stage. People showed no enthusiasm towards BJP. No enthusiasm was seen among the BJP workers themselves. Even the BJP backbone RSS workers were seen sitting at home. This is why fewer votes were cast this time than in the first phase of 2019. A total of 62.37 percent of the votes were received. While in 2019, 69.43 percent of the votes were received in the first stage. Bihar had the lowest polls at 48.5 percent. According to media reports, in the state of Tamil Nadu where votes were received for all 39 seats, polling was 67.2 percent. While in 2019 it was 72.4 percent. 57.3 percent occurred in Rajasthan. While in 2019 it was 64 percent. The highest voter turnout, at 77.6 percent, was recorded in West Bengal. The BJP-ruled states of Northeast Assam recorded 72.3% polling, Meghalaya 75.5%, Manipur 62.9%, Arunachal Pradesh 67.6% and Tripura 80.6%.
Given this situation, it is feared that the BJP may go to any extent to build its lead in the remaining stages. So while the Congress and the opposition parties should be careful, the people should also be very careful so that the BJP does not play any game on the basis of religion and spread communal poison in the country.
