Dikshit expressed disappointment in exit polls, predicting Congress would secure 17-18% of votes. He believes AAP’s performance is underestimated and that exit polls may not accurately reflect the election outcome.

To be sure, exit polls are not always accurate, and previous elections have exposed discrepancies in their prediction.

Several exit polls released Wednesday predicted a win for the BJP over the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the Delhi assembly elections, while Congress was expected to make no significant gains compared to the last election.

Exit polls predict a strong comeback for the BJP in Delhi, with the party projecting even better results than the surveys suggest. In contrast, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) dismissed the polls, claiming they have historically underestimated its performance.

The recent exit polls predicting a lead for the BJP in Delhi's elections have stirred controversy, especially with the AAP and Congress casting doubt on their accuracy. AAP claims that their history contradicts exit polls,

Exit polls for the Delhi assembly polls predict a BJP win, while AAP argues that these polls historically underestimate their performance. AAP leaders

Incumbent Aam Aadmi Party on the back foot because of voter fatigue, but analysts predict a ‘much tougher fight’ between the parties.

Millions of people in the Indian capital braved "very poor" air quality on Wednesday to vote in a state election in which prime minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist BJP party sought to unseat a popular opposition leader.