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Odisha Lok Sabha election 2024 exit poll results: Jann Ki Baat predicts 15-18 seats for BJP, 7-3 for BJD

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 The counting of votes for Lok Sabha Elections 2024 began today at 8 am. All eyes are on whether the exit poll predictions will hold ground and Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) comes back to power with a historic third straight term. A party or a coalition needs to...

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