Tags: Lok Sabha elections , LS polls , New Delhi , BJP , Astrologers

New Delhi: As the curtains came down on the staggered 15th Lok Sabha elections today with voting ending in the fifth and final phase covering 86 constituencies across nine states and union territories.

The exit poll experts are surfaced dramatically today to predict the next government at the centre. However, most experts predicting a badly splintered 545-member Lok Sabha this time.

If astrologists are to be believed BJP will emerged as single largest party followed by Congress.

Famous Astrologer Premji has predicted hung assembly and BJP-led NDA will be emerged as single largest party. He said that the BJP will have highest number of representatives in the lower House of Parliament.

He said that Congress will fail to repeat the last year's performance and number of seats will be reduced. However, Congress will play major role in formation of next government.

He said that the next government will be a coalition one.

When asked who will be next Prime Minister, Premji said that LK Advani's Astrology chart is showing strong chances but the timing of nomination paper filing was not in the favour of BJP's prime ministerial candidate. Hence, he will face difficult time to grab the chair of Prime Minister.

Tarot Card expert Anjana Mathur has also predicted that fractured mandate this year. Mathur said that there is neck to neck fight between BJP and Congress. She also predicts BJP as single largest party.

About Advani, she said that there are not good news for as the winning margin will be reduced this time and becoming Prime Minister will not be a cakewalk for him.

Crystal Ball gazer Neeraji has also said that BJP-led NDA will be emerged as single largest party but she is still doubtful about formation of next government.

Numerology expert said that the party which has most new entries this year will have an edge this year. She said that the defending champions will somehow manage to form the next government again.

At the same time, she predicts that there are little chances for Manmohan Singh to become Prime Minister again.

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