Jats had changed the picture in lok sabha in Rajasthan…
The bjp, which lagged behind in the assembly elections in Rajasthan, got a big boost in the form of Jats. The credit for which also goes to the National Democratic party of Hanuman Beniwal. Due to this, the Jat vote bank of nda increased to 85 percent in lok sabha 2019 as compared to 2018 assembly elections. The nda had gained 59 per cent votes here in one year. That is because the bjp got only 26 percent of the Jat votes here in the assembly elections. In the 2018 assembly elections, bjp got 53 percent of Rajput votes, congress got 35 percent and others 12 percent.
In 2018 OBC votes were 46 per cent in BJP's account, 38 per cent for congress and 16 per cent for others. Whereas in 2019 lok sabha, bjp got 72 percent of OBC votes, congress got 23 and others just 5 percent. Similarly, in the 2018 assembly, sc votes were 34 per cent for bjp, 39 per cent for congress and 27 per cent for others. Whereas in 2019 lok sabha, bjp got 39 percent, congress 54 and others 7 percent. Here in the 2018 assembly elections, st votes were 40 per cent for bjp, 41 for congress and 19 per cent for others. In comparison, in the 2019 lok sabha, the bjp got 55 per cent st votes, congress 38 and others 7 per cent.
Brahmins, Vaishyas, Jats and Rajputs supported bjp in UP
Along with the upper castes in Uttar Pradesh, other castes also openly supported the BJP. Due to which nda had captured 64 out of 80 seats in the state. In the 2019 lok sabha elections, the bjp got 82 percent of the Brahmin votes. On the other hand, the congress got only 6 percent and the Grand Alliance also got 6 percent votes. bjp also got the support of Rajputs. bjp got 89 percent Rajput votes.
Apart from this, maximum 91 percent votes of Jats went to BJP's account. However, this time this vote seems to be slipping to some extent. Vaish vote went to BJP's account 70 percent. While the congress got only 13 and the Grand Alliance got 4 percent votes. Apart from this, 72 percent votes of other OBCs went in favor of BJP. While the Grand Alliance got 18 percent. On the other hand, 23 percent of the Yadav vote went to the BJP's account. Whereas 60 percent came from the Grand Alliance. Last time, 80 percent of the Kurmi votes came in the BJP's account and 14 percent in the Grand Alliance's share. bjp is believed to be getting the benefit of these votes due to Nitish Kumar.
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