No room for complacency till counting is completed, Chandrababu Naidu tells TDP-BJP-JSP contestants
The Hindu
No room for complacency till counting is completed, Chandrababu Naidu tells TDP-BJP-JSP contestants. The TDP-BJP-JSP alliance will register a comfortable victory in the general elections over the YSRCP, he says. Alleging that the YSRCP has conspired to create disturbances on the counting day, the TDP national president advises the chief counting agents and their teams to see to it that the officials adhere to norms related to counting.
Telugu Desam Party (TDP) national president N. Chandrababu Naidu has exuded confidence that the TDP-BJP-Jana Sena Party (JSP) alliance will register a comfortable victory in the general elections over the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP).
Suspecting that the YSRCP had conspired to create disturbances on the counting day (June 4), Mr. Naidu, while addressing the MLA and MP candidates of the alliance through a video-conference on June 2 (Sunday), stressed the need to ensure that there were no discrepancies in the of counting votes.
Mr. Naidu said the exit polls pointed to a clear edge the opposition parties had over the YSRCP, and a successful comeback bid of the NDA at the Centre.
He observed that the YSRCP created a ruckus over the postal ballots with mala fide intentions, and its attempt was thwarted by the State High Court. The chief counting agents and their teams should see to it that the officials strictly followed the norms related to counting.
Further, Mr. Naidu said there was no room for complacency till the counting was completed, and wanted caution to be exercised during the shifting of EVMs to the counting centres.
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