Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh on Tuesday expressed confidence that his party will win 110 to 120 seats, while the ruling BJP will manage to win only 85-90 seats in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections held on Monday.
“Congress will win 110 to 120 seats, while BJP will get only 85-90 seats,” Singh told reporters in Guna on his way to New Delhi. “As per my estimate, Samajwadi Party will get three to five seats, while the BSP will win five to seven seats,” he said.
Targeting AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal amid questions being raised over his party”s source of funding, the senior Congress leader said, “I was always of the view that the AAP leader is a professional and this had been proved true.” Singh said that though he had decided not to contest elections for ten years, that period is about to end.
“If the party allows me to do so I will contest the lok Sabha elections. But even if I do not contest, I will continue to fight against the BJP and fundamentalist forces in the country," Singh said. When asked about Tehelka editor Tarun Tejpal, accused of sexually assaulting a woman journalist, Singh said if he (Tejpal) had done anything wrong, the law would take its own course.
Reacting over the violent incidences in Bhind and Morena districts on the Election Day and murder of a Congress worker the former chief minister of the State said that earlier the minor incidences during elections used to be solved with mutual consent but the BJP is setting up a new trend in the State.
The murder of unarmed Congress worker by the BJP goons clearly shows that what the strategy of the ruling party was, it wanted to win election by any mean, he added.