Exit polls aren’t smelling right: BJD

Naveen Patnaik's party has said that it is "equidistant" from both the Congress and the BJP and that it will choose whether to help the BJP-drove national coalition or not founded on what is guaranteed to Odisha. The Biju Janata Dal's stand was illuminated multi-day after exit poll results for Odisha demonstrated Mr. Patnaik's party neck-and-neck with the BJP which is anticipated to win 11 seats, only one more than its adversary in the express that has 21 parliamentary seats.

The Biju Janata Dal expelled the exit poll expectations about it and was sure that it will verify a 66% dominant part in the assembly and rehash its presentation in the Lok Sabha.

"If it gives the idea that our assistance is required by anyone, we will perceive what is to the greatest advantage of Odisha. Is it true that we are getting a decent arrangement for Odisha? We are totally open...," BJD legislator Pinaki Misra.

"We are absolutely equidistant (from the Congress and the BJP). Mr. Patnaik has never quibbled on this. He is very clear about this. You give us a decent arrangement on Odisha and we'll perceive how it plays out. In any case, allows first to perceive how the last numbers include," Mr. Misra included.

The BJD's comments come in the aftermath of Cyclone Fani that hit the coastal state recently, killing 64 individuals and causing broad decimation. The Odisha government has requested Rs. 7,000 crores from the middle for the development of catastrophe flexible houses in tornado inclined zones of the state. The cyclonic tempest harmed resources worth Rs. 525 crores.

Fani made broad harm standing crops, natural product plantations, vegetable crops, estate crops, and different other cash crops. It additionally made serious harm to resources and foundation in the farmlands.

The Biju Janata Dal said its inward study proposes that it will get at any rate 15 Lok Sabha seats. "I sense that there is something about these exit polls that don't smell right... I don't trust that the BJD government, which is ready to return now with anything between 105 to 115 seats, can get 1 or 2 or 5 situates in parliament," Pinaki Misra said.