New Delhi: Even before the final results of Haryana elections came, controversy has arisen regarding the trends. In fact, in the initial trends till around 9 am, Congress had the lead. It was believed that this time Congress would form the government in Haryana. But, within the next hour the figures changed and BJP took a huge lead. At present, BJP has overtaken Congress in the trends and is close to majority. In such a situation, Congress has raised questions on the Election Commission. Congress MP Jairam Ramesh has tagged the Central Election Commission and asked, ‘Like the Lok Sabha results, the election trends in Haryana too were deliberately shared slowly on the Election Commission’s website. going. Is BJP trying to put pressure on the administration by sharing old and misleading trends?
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Party leader Shashi Tharoor has also expressed surprise at the election trends of Haryana. Shashi Tharoor said, ‘We will have to wait. We should not draw any hasty conclusions now. At present, BJP is leading in most of the seats in Haryana, which I am really surprised to see. These results will definitely put the entire exit poll industry in a very embarrassing situation.
This was not expected in Haryana: Tharoor
Tharoor further said, ‘With full honesty we should wait for the result till the end. My own belief is that the signals in Haryana are not what we were expecting. However, Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinet has said that these trends will change. Accusing the Election Commission of late uploading the data, Supriya said that Congress will win both Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir.
Why is Congress raising questions?
Actually, the reason for Congress raising questions on the Election Commission is the trends till 9 am in which the party had a strong lead. In the initial trends, Congress had touched the figure of 50 seats and it was believed that the people of Haryana had rejected BJP. However, now Congress has lagged behind on a large number of seats in Haryana.