PTI photo NEW DELHI: After meeting the Election Commission of India (ECI) officials on Wednesday the delegation of the Congress party said it has submitted the complaints from seven Haryana assembly constituencies to the poll body . Bhupinder Hooda , who was leading Congress's Haryana poll campaign, said the Election Commission has assured them that it would look into all the complaints. Hooda also said that the Haryana poll results were "surprising" as it was contradictory to the survey reports and experts and that trends reversed in BJP's favour only when counting on EVMs started.
"These results of Haryana are surprising because everyone thought that Congress will form the government in Haryana. Be it IB, experts, survey reports, but what happened was that when the counting of postal ballots started, Congress was leading everywhere, but when the counting of EVMs started, Congress was lagging behind. We have received many complaints.
The counting of votes was delayed in several places. The Election Commission has assured us that they are looking into all the complaints," Hooda told news agency ANI after the meeting with ECI. Congress leader Pawan Khera said that the Election Commission officials' reaction was "as usual a good smile and a good cup of tea but we need more".
"We met the Election Commission officials and presented the documents of seven Assembly constituencies...
Their reaction as usual was a good smile and a good cup of tea but we need more. Complaints from 13 m.