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Even before Narendra Modi swept to power in 2014, though many predicted a BJP edge, most failed to gauge the margin. Let's focus on the four Exit Polls that didn't go as expectedly.
 

Exit polls are conducted by several organisations right after the polling concludes. This is done to understand the mood of the voters and to have a glimpse at what the out on the final day might be. 
 

The exit poll numbers will predict the total number of seats each political party will bag during the Lok Sabha elections 2019
 

The most credible and famous satta or betting market of Phalodi in Rajasthan, on Sunday, said that the BJP on its own would get somewhere between 270 and 290 seats, crossing the halfway mark

The current cabinet secretary Pramod Kumar Sinha will be retiring next month, after the completion of his extended service of two years, granted by the Modi government

According to Shah, the party had put in place 161 call centres across India — a rough average of one every two Lok Sabha seats — which reached out to 24 crore and 81 lakh beneficiaries of Centre as well of state government schemes

Of the 59 Lok Sabha seats that would go under the button in the 6th phase on May 12 spread across UP, Delhi, Bihar and MP, the BJP had won 44 in 2014 and the NDA 46.

This steady GDP growth has been attributed to a hard-working, cheerful population and a determined focus on building gold standard infrastructure and continually improving agriculture. Punjabis makeup about 12% of the Indian Military and have earned laurels for the country in every field possible, from genetics to entertainment and even in the area of policymaking. 

In 2014, the BJP won 71 seats in the state alone, with an additional two seats secured by NDA alliance, gaining its dominance in the Lok Sabha in Uttar Pradesh. 

YS Chowdary, a Rajya Sabha MP of the TDP, is considered close to TDP chief and Andhra CM Naidu. Chowdary was MoS in the Union Cabinet headed by PM Narendra Modi before Naidu quit the NDA early last year over the Centre's refusal to grant special status to Andhra Pradesh.

'Please take necessary steps for re-polling as pressing the voting machine twice can make changes in the voting,' a letter by Thushar Vellappally, NDA candidate, through chief election agent advocate Sinil Kumar G read

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the national security is "very much" the issue of Lok Sabha elections, but the Congress, due to its "narrow mindset", does not understand this.

NDA candidate K Surendran said that LDF and UDF is scared of his success, and thus blocked his routes to many places during his campaign

 

Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee said the Prime Minister's promise of offering 'laddoos' to the voters of Bengal in both their hands will never be fulfilled.