As the Congress continues to gain lead in Telangana, party leader Renuka Chowdhury said that Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) leaders are in touch with the grand old party.
As most of the exit poll results have given an edge to the Congress party in Telangana, a few surveys also project a potential hung assembly, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Sunday spoke about the possibility of MLA poaching and said that not even a single MLA or candidat
As the counting of votes in Telangana begins, All India Congress Observer in Telangana, Manikrao Thackeray said that the grand old party will win more than 70 seats in the southern state and exit polls also said the same.
Bharatiya Janata Party leader T Raja on Friday reacted to the exit polls in the state and said that the Congress and Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) who contested the election together will form a government in Telangana.
Uttar Pradesh Minority Affairs Minister Danish Azad Ansari expressed confidence in his party winning in 5 states and said that due to Prime Minister Modi's development in states, people have faith in the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Friday rejected the Exit polls prediction on five states and said that only those on the ground know the reality and they do not reflect the entire picture of a state.
As most exit polls predicted BJP returning to power in Madhya Pradesh and facing neck-to-neck competition with Congress in Rajasthan, leaders of both parties reacted to the projections claiming their parties are set to form governments in respective states.
After the exit-poll predicted that Congress is poised to form government in Telangana, state Congress president Revanth Reddy asserted that the grand old party is going to get landslide victory this time and the same thing is reflected in the exit polls.