New Delhi: Ahead of Delhi assembly elections scheduled to be held on February 8, an anonymous ‘survey’ call on phones is being conducted to know whom the locals are supporting and who will be the next chief ministerial face of the national capital.
According to sources, the people of Delhi are receiving a call from the number +917447151652 in which a female voice says that listener is part of of a survey and this call is regarding the upcoming Delhi polls.
The series of questions being asked on the call to know the mood of Delhiites are:
-Which party will you vote for in the upcoming Delhi assembly polls? Press 1 for Aam Aadmi Party, press 2 for BJP, press 3 for Congress, press 4 for any other party.
-Who will be the Chief Ministerial face of Delhi? Press 1 for Arvind Kejriwal, press 2 for Manoj Tiwari, press 3 for Ajay Maken, press 4 for any other.
The call concludes by thanking all participants for their time and valuable insights.
Oppositions claim that the survey is baseless as the parties have not declared chief ministerial candidates yet except for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
Accusing Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of the same, Corporator Satyapal Singh said, "This survey is being conducted by AAP as no other party has announced their chief ministerial face yet. We have also urged Election Commission to take strong action in connection with the matter."
Earlier such survey has been administered in the capital in which it was being told that the AAP was ahead with 48 per cent votes.
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