The aftermath of the recently concluded elections in five states—Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana, Chhattisgarh, and Mizoram—has been illuminated by the release of exit poll results from various media outlets. Among these, Telangana emerges as a potential focal point of surprise, with Chief Minister KCR and the ruling BRS eyeing a historic third term, poised to make KCR the first Southern CM to achieve such a milestone.

In Telangana, where the ruling BRS aspires for a hattrick, a twist seems to be unfolding according to exit polls. The BJP is expected to lead in Rajasthan, while the Congress is positioned to take the lead in Chhattisgarh. In Madhya Pradesh, exit polls suggest a closely contested battle with no clear frontrunner.

Aggregated results from diverse exit polls in Telangana project 54 seats for Congress, 52 for BRS, 6 for AIMIM, 0 for Others, and 7 for BJP, as indicated by a poll of polls. Despite these projections, BRS leader KT Rama Rao dismisses the exit poll findings, cautioning against reliance on past inaccuracies and confidently declaring, “We are set to return to power on December 3, securing over 70 seats.”

As anticipation builds, predictions from various channels in Telangana introduce an element of suspense to the electoral outcomes:

Jan Ki Baat predicts Congress to secure 48-64 seats, BRS to claim 40-55 seats, BJP to attain 7-13 seats, and AIMIM to garner 4-7 seats.

Polstrat anticipates a tight race between BRS and Congress, with BRS likely to secure 48-58 seats and Congress to claim 49-59 seats. BJP is expected to secure 5-10 seats, while AIMIM may secure 6-8 seats, potentially influencing the formation of the next government.

News 18 Telangana predicts Congress to secure 56 seats, BRS 48 seats, and AIMIM 5 seats.

TV9 Telangana foresees BRS securing 48-58 seats, Congress 49-59 seats, BJP 5-10 seats, and Others 6-8 seats.

CNN exit poll projects Congress to secure 56 seats, BRS 48 seats, BJP 10 seats, and AIMIM 5 seats.

Case Studies Strategies offer predictions of Congress securing 65-75 seats, BRS 23-35 seats, BJP 11-15 seats, and AIMIM 6-7 seats.

C-PAC Exit Polls project Congress to win 65 seats, followed by BRS (41), BJP (4), MIM (5), and others (4). TV-CNX exit polls predict Congress winning 63-79 seats and BRS securing 31-47 seats. Chanakya Exit Poll predicts Congress to get 67-78 seats, BRS (22-31), and BJP (6-9 seats). AARAA firm predicts Congress to get 58-67 seats and BRS (41-49).

Pulse Today predicts BRS to secure 69-71 seats, Congress 37-38 seats, BJP 03-05 seats, MIM 06 seats, and Others 01 seat.

Rajniti Strategies offer predictions of Congress securing 51-61 seats, BRS 40-50 seats, BJP 8-12 seats, and MIM 7 seats.