NDV VS UPA

National Democratic Alliance (NDA)

• Formed – 15^th May 1998 – led by BJP

1998 Lok Sabha Election

• BJP – 182 seats
• NDA – 261 seats – 24-party coalition
• Formed government with TDP’s outside support

1999 Lok Sabha Election

• 537 seats contested
• NDA – 20-party coalition
• Won 269 seats, BJP again won 182 seats
• Got TDP’s outside support, the party had won 29 seats
• Congress+ – 136 seats – Congress (114 seats)

2004 Lok Sabha Election

• NDA – 181 seats – with BJP’s 138 seats
• Congress – 145 seats
• United Progressive Alliance led by Congress was formed soon after the polls
• UPA Tally – 218 – formed government with support from other parties
• UPA (218) + Left Front (59) + SP (36) + BSP (19) + Kerala Congress (1) + IND (2) = 335
• Outside support by the Left Front

2009 Lok Sabha Election

• NDA – 159 seats – with BJP’s 116 seats  
• UPA’s 262 seats with Congress’ 206 seats
• UPA retained the government with support from other parties

2014 Lok Sabha Election

• NDA – 336 seats – with BJP’s 282
• Forms government with Narendra Modi
• UPA – won 59 seats with Congress’ 44

2019 Lok Sabha Election

• NDA – 353 seats – with BJP’s 303 seats
• Retains government under Narendra Modi
• UPA – 91 seats – with Congress’ 52 seats