New Delhi [India], June 4 (ANI): Congress candidate from North West Delhi Lok Sabha constituency Udit Raj expressed determination to take to the streets post-General Election results along with all parties of the INDIA bloc in a united effort to safeguard democracy. Raj criticized the exit polls, alleging possible bias towards the BJP and hinting at pre-determined results. Emphasizing the Congress party’s commitment to democracy, Raj highlighted the importance of opposition unity for the greater good of the nation. Despite the opposition’s confidence in victory, the BJP’s performance, especially in Delhi, remains uncertain. North West Delhi’s constituency witnessed voter dissatisfaction with BJP, raising questions about the party’s influence amidst growing concerns over various issues such as inflation, unemployment, and constitutional amendments. The upcoming days hold significant political implications, promising intense post-election developments as parties gear up for potential protests to uphold democratic ideals.
Congress Candidate Udit Raj Plans Street Protests to Save Democracy in India
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