Exit Poll: Union Minister rejected Karnataka’s exit poll, said- Modi government will come in any case
Ashwini Kumar Choubey: After voting in Karnataka, the results of exit polls have also come to the fore. While the Congress leaders are looking happy on the results of the exit polls, the BJP leaders are denying it outright.
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Exit polls have now come to the fore after the voting is over in Karnataka. Congress is getting more seats in almost all exit polls. At the same time, BJP seems to be getting fewer seats. Now the reaction of the leaders has also started coming on this exit poll. In this sequence, the statement of BJP leader and Union Minister Ashwini Kumar Choubey has come to the fore. Choubey has completely rejected the exit polls. He said that this time also the BJP government will come.
Modi government will come under any circumstances: Ashwini Choubey
Union Minister Ashwini Kumar Choubey said that whatever the exit polls may say, but the public has faith in PM Narendra Modi and I am sure that the people of Karnataka will definitely choose Narendra Modi and Vikas in the Karnataka polls.
CM Bommai also reacted
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has also rejected the exit polls and claimed that the results will be in BJP’s favor on May 13. He said that according to our ground information, we are getting 100% majority. The actual results will come on 13th May and wait for the same day. Exit polls are not 100% accurate. If you see in the previous elections, BJP has always benefited from the more voters who came to vote. People voted more in urban areas which is a positive message for BJP.
There is a strong possibility of a hung assembly in Karnataka
The Congress seems to have an advantage in Karnataka with four out of 11 exit polls predicting a clear victory for the grand old party in the 2023 Karnataka Assembly elections. The possibility of a hung assembly is also growing stronger in most as the polls predict a neck-to-neck fight between the BJP and the Congress. Only one pollster has predicted a clear victory for the ruling BJP in the 224-member state assembly. While Times Now-ETG, Axis My India, CNX and Today’s Chanakya have predicted a Congress victory, CGS has given a clear majority to the BJP. However, 6 pollsters predict a hung assembly in Karnataka with Deve Gowda’s Janata Dal (Secular) and HD Kumaraswamy once again playing the role of kingmakers.
