Kolkata: In West Bengal, Trinamool Congress (TMC) electoral strategist Prashant Kishore's company I-PAC has alleged that the BJP is conducting a fake survey in its name. The Indian Political Action Committee issued a statement terming the survey as fake and said that the saffron team is using it to keep the workers emboldened. The company has also said that no computer desktops used in the I-PAC.
The company said, "In view of the debacle, the Bengal BJP has fallen to such a level that it is using a survey in the name of I-PAC to boost the morale of its workers. No one uses the desktop in the I-PAC, so at least become smart in creating fack surveys. It is noteworthy that the alleged survey has gone viral on social media, showing Mamata Banerjee losing her from Nandigram's seat. The ruling TMC also termed it as fake and said that like BJP leaders and their promises, the credibility of this document is also nil.
On the other hand, a letter on social media is also going viral, which has been written in the name of JP Nadda. The letter was reportedly written by Dilip Ghosh to party president JP Nadda, stating that the BJP will win only 3-4 seats. It says that the party's performance has been poor in the first phase and there is a need to put a lot of emphasis on better performance in the coming phase. However, this letter has also not been confirmed.
Facing imminent defeat, @BJP4Bengal has now gone down to the level of using FAKE surveys in the name of I-PAC to keep the morale of their workers up!!
? I-PAC (@IndianPAC) March 31, 2021
P.S: In I-PAC, no one uses desktops so at-least be smart in your effort to create fake survey / reports! ???????? pic.twitter.com/lFaOo0DshU
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