Congress Slams Exit Polls as Bogus Attempts to Justify Rigging

The Congress party has dismissed recent exit polls as 'bogus' and 'deliberate attempts' to justify election rigging, accusing Prime Minister Modi of psychological games aimed at demoralizing INDIA bloc workers. Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi and Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh criticized these polls and expressed concerns about election integrity.

The Congress party has vehemently criticized recent exit polls, labeling them 'bogus' in an effort to delegitimize the process and justify election rigging. According to Congress leaders, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is engaging in psychological tactics to demoralize the INDIA bloc's workers.

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi dismissed the polls as a 'Modi media poll,' claiming they are fabricated to support Modi's narrative. 'This is not called an exit poll but it's a Modi media poll,' he told reporters after a meeting with party leaders via video conference.

Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh echoed similar sentiments, alleging that Modi's recent planning sessions are 'pressure tactics' aiming to intimidate the bureaucracy and prepare for a disputed outcome. He described these efforts as psychological games designed to signal Modi's return to power, despite exit poll results that predict a strong win for the BJP-led NDA alliance.