ब्रिटेन में मतदान खत्म, वोटों की गिनती जारी: एग्जिट पोल में भारतवंशी PM सुनक की पार्टी की हार, लेबर पार्टी को 410 सीटों का अनुमान

Elections were held for 650 seats in Britain. Any party must win at least 326 seats to form the government.

Voting for the general election took place in Britain on July 4. After the historic general election, counting of votes has started today on Friday morning at about 40 thousand polling stations across the country.

Keir Starmer’s Labour Party has also won one seat. It may take a few more hours for the final results to come.

After the voting ended, the exit poll results were announced, in which a crushing defeat of Indian-origin Sunak’s Conservative Party has been predicted.

In the exit poll, the Labour Party is expected to win 410 seats. Whereas, the Conservatives may get 131 seats.

Elections were held for 650 seats in Britain. Any party must win at least 326 seats to form the government.

Conservative Party in power for 14 years
PM Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party was in power for the last 14 years. However, there was constant turmoil in the top leadership of the party. The Conservative Party has changed the Prime Minister 4 times in the last 5 years.

According to the report of news agency AFP, before the election results, the London stock market and the pound registered a rise against the dollar on Thursday. The reason for this is being said to be the prediction of the defeat of the Conservative Party.

This time, political parties in Britain gave tickets to the highest number of Indian candidates. This time, a total of 107 British Indian candidates got tickets. The Labour Party gave tickets to the highest number of 33 candidates. The Conservative Party gave tickets to a total of 30 candidates.

In 2019, 67.3% voting took place. Then Sunak’s Conservative Party got 365 seats, Keir Starmer’s Labour Party got 202 and Liberal Democrats got 11 seats. This time, almost all the surveys had predicted a crushing defeat for the Conservative Party. In YouGov’s survey, Labour Party has been predicted to get 425 seats, Conservatives 108, Liberal Democrats 67 and SNP 20 seats.