Sonia Gandhi said the Congress is very hopeful that the results of the Lok Sabha elections 2024 will be totally opposite to what has been shown in exit polls.
Sonia Gandhi on Monday reacted to exit poll results saying that the Congress is very hopeful that the results of the Lok Sabha elections 2024 will be totally opposite to what has been predicted by the pollsters.
“We have to wait, we have to just wait and see,” Sonia Gandhi told news agency PTI when asked about her expectations about the election results, which are expected to be announced on Tuesday, June 4.
“I am very confident that our results will be exactly the opposite of what the post-election surveys are showing,” former Congress leader Sonia Gandhi said. Follow live updates on the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections
Most post-election polls have predicted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will remain in power for a third consecutive term, with the Bharatiya Janata Party-led NDA expected to win a majority in the Lok Sabha elections. .
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While some polling days have given the NDA more than 400 seats, most expect it to win more than 350 seats, far above the 272-seat majority threshold needed to form a government.
The Congress and other parties in the India Bloc have rejected polling days, claiming they are a figment of “fantasy” and that an opposition alliance will form the next government.
On Sunday, Rahul Gandhi said this will not be called a post-election poll but a “Modi media poll”. “This is Modi ji’s poll, his fantasy poll,” the former Congress leader told reporters.
Referring to a famous song by late Punjabi singer Sidhu Mooswala, Rahul Gandhi claimed that Bloc India will win 295 seats in the Lok Sabha elections and form the government.
Earlier, at an event marking Karunanidhi’s birth centenary, Sonia Gandhi had said: “Kalaignar Karunanidhi could come here with his DMK colleagues. “
“I was fortunate to meet him many times, hear him speak, and benefit from his wise words and advice. I am glad I met him,” she said, sending congratulatory messages to those in attendance.