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Yet Another Survey Predicts TDP Win...Really?
By: Tupaki Desk | 8 April 2019 5:08 AM GMT
Making use of the Fools Day, Yellow Media circulated a fake survey as that of the Opinion Poll conducted by CSDS-Lokniti to send an indication that Telugu Desam Party is going to retain power. And now, Another survey has been offered extensive coverage by the media houses backing the Ruling Party.
As per the Corporate Chanakya Survey, TDP is likely to win 101 seats and that's just 1 seat short of its tally in 2014 even though JSP-BJP are no more alliance partners. Could you believe it? YCP, on the other hand, will be winning 71 seats and Jana Sena will be restricted to 3 seats. While 46 percent respondents want Chandrababu Naidu to continue as CM, 41 percent respondents preferred YS Jagan for the top post.
A Section of media projects Corporate Chanakya as a survey agency which has got credibility citing it's prediction for Telangana Assembly Polls and Karnataka Assembly Polls has come true. YCP Leaders breathed fire on the survey which is being done by an unpopular Agency. They alleged it's just an attempt of TDP to influence the voters ahead of the polling. Will it be yet another self goal by the Ruling Party?
As per the Corporate Chanakya Survey, TDP is likely to win 101 seats and that's just 1 seat short of its tally in 2014 even though JSP-BJP are no more alliance partners. Could you believe it? YCP, on the other hand, will be winning 71 seats and Jana Sena will be restricted to 3 seats. While 46 percent respondents want Chandrababu Naidu to continue as CM, 41 percent respondents preferred YS Jagan for the top post.
A Section of media projects Corporate Chanakya as a survey agency which has got credibility citing it's prediction for Telangana Assembly Polls and Karnataka Assembly Polls has come true. YCP Leaders breathed fire on the survey which is being done by an unpopular Agency. They alleged it's just an attempt of TDP to influence the voters ahead of the polling. Will it be yet another self goal by the Ruling Party?
