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Lok Sabha Elections 2024 | What went wrong for BJP?

By Mahima Katal      04 Jun 2024      0 Comments

The BJP appeared to be suffering surprising reverses in some Hindi heartland states, including in Uttar Pradesh which has been key to its electoral dominance nationally since 2014, according to voting trends shown by the Election Commission, so, what went wrong for BJP? Tune in for the full episode. 

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