3 Major reason BJP is get More than 300 Seat in Election 2024

Why BJP did not get more than 300 seat in Election 2024,

1 Anger over jobs and the fears of Dalits and Muslims worked against the BJP, five months after the Ram temple launch that the party hoped would help it win big

2 The Modi government has grown India's economy. But it has not been as successful in creating productive jobs for the large proportion of India's labour force who are unskilled and poor. Around 40% of workers remain in agriculture, and only about 20% work in manufacturing jobs or business services such a

Of the 303 seats the BJP won in 2019, it retained 208 this time, lost 92, and gave three to its allies — Janata Dal (United), Janata Dal (Secular), and Rashtriya Lok Dal — who won a seat each. It won 32 new seats in 2024 pushing its tally to 240.

3 Over the past decade under a majority BJP government, India has slid on several democratic indices amid accusations of a crackdown on dissent, political opposition and media. Modi did not address any news conferences in the last decade as a prime minister.

4 Several reasons have been attributed to the BJP's shock setback in the temple town. Alienation of OBCs and Dalits from the BJP, Akhilesh Yadav's ploy of striking a solid caste equation, resentment among locals for not getting compensation for their land taken over for the development of Ayodha are some of the reasons.

5 The official ideology of the BJP is integral humanism, first formulated by Deendayal Upadhyaya in 1965. The party advocates social conservatism and a foreign policy centred on nationalist principles.