SChief Minister in Madhya Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday reiterated that his party will again form the Government with a clear majority.
He was talking to media persons, after talking to his party candidates through ‘Audio Bridge’ from the State BJP Headquarters.
State BJP president Rakesh Singh was also accompanied Chouhan during discussions.
Chouhan, who is the Chief Minister in the State since 2005, also attacked the Congress party as he said that the grand old party is busy in exploring the name it will blame for its debacle when the results are announced on December 11.
“The BJP is going to form the government again,” he said, adding that state BJP chief is holding discussions with party’s district presidents and in-charges.
He also asked BJP workers to stay calm but be alert.
“Congress is distressed. Like they first raised suspicion on EVMs and doubted the Election Commission, they will try to create obstacles at the time of counting too,” he said.
Notably, polling in Madhya Pradesh was held in a single phase on November 28 across all 230 assembly seats.
According to the Election Commission, counting of votes will begin at 8 am on December 11 in all 51 districts of the state.
Several exit polls have predicted a victory for the Congress in Madhya Pradesh where the BJP is in power since 2003.
According to ABP News-Lokniti CSDS exit poll, the Congress is likely to get 126 seats against BJP’s 94 seat.
India Today-My Axis poll too predicted a win for Congress with 104-122 seats.
It said that BJP will get 102-120 seats.
The exit poll conducted by C-Voter predicted that the Congress will win 110 to 126 seats as against the BJP’s 90- 106 seats.
However, Times Now-CNX poll predicted the fourth term for BJP in MP with 126 seats and 89 seats for Congress.