Reported By:| Edited By: PTI |Source: PTI |Updated: May 10, 2023, 10:18 PM IST
Most exit polls on Wednesday predicted an in depth contest between the Congress and the BJP within the high-stakes Karnataka Assembly polls (File)
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Wednesday rejected the exit ballot outcomes, which gave Congress an edge over the ruling BJP within the meeting elections and asserted that his get together will win with a transparent majority.
He additionally mentioned the excessive voter turnout at all times favoured the BJP and never the Congress as some rival leaders have been claiming.
“Exit polls are exit polls. They can’t be 100 per cent correct. There will be variations that can change the whole scenario,” Bommai advised reporters in his dwelling constituency Shiggaon, from the place he’s contesting the election.
“Our ground report says we will win with an absolute majority. Let us wait till May 13 (when the counting will happen),” the CM mentioned. To a query concerning the Congress being buoyed by the voter turnout, and seeing it’s a constructive signal for the get together, Bommai replied that it’s the different manner spherical. “See, more number of voters turning out is always better for the BJP, not the Congress. It shows that a lot of people who otherwise do not vote have voted, especially in the urban areas.”
Those votes are coming to the BJP, he mentioned. Most exit polls on Wednesday predicted an in depth contest between the Congress and the BJP within the high-stakes Karnataka Assembly polls with many pollsters giving an edge to the grand outdated get together.
