Congress leader Kirti Azad claims foul play with EVMs in Delhi

He also said that for the past couple of years, the exit polls did not turn out to be correct.

Congress leader Kirti Azad on Sunday claimed foul play in connection with electronic voting machines (EVMs), alleging that Home Minister Amit Shah is behind “this dirty game.”

Delhi Pradesh Congress (DPCC) chairman of campaign committee Kirti Azad claimed that electronic voting machines are being subjected to foul play. (Mohd Zakir/HT PHOTO)

“Photos and videos of foul play with the EVMs have surfaced. I think that Home Minister Amit Shah is the mastermind of this dirty game,” Azad told ANI.

He also said that for the past couple of years, the exit polls did not turn out to be correct.

“In the exit polls held earlier in Haryana, it was told the Congress would get three seats, but we got 31 seats. Similarly, in Rajasthan, MP, and Chhattisgarh, we were told the BJP will form the government but the Congress came to power. So, I have seen the exit polls failing. I have full confidence the Congress will get a good number of seats in Delhi,” he added.

The Congress leader also said that Manoj Tiwari has the ability to do well in politics but he has to “mature.”