New Delhi: The exit polls trends which indicated a significant margin win for the ruling BJP- led National Democratic Alliance are being proven wrong after initial trends were in contrast to the post-poll surveys.
While most exit polls forecasted 350-400 for the National Democratic Alliance, and less than 200 for INDIA, the result trends as of 12:00 PM on Tuesday indicate the NDA leading in only 293 seats, while the Congress is trailing with 228 seats.
In the meantime, popular Youtuber Dhruv Rathee in an ‘X’ post on Tuesday called the exit polls fraud and demanded an investigation into the fraud.
He further questioned whether, “Did they all do this to manipulate the stock market? Or were they threatened by someone to do it?.”
This comes after the the Indian stock markets experienced blood bath after early trends indicated lower-than-expected seat count for NDA. The Sensex plummeted over 4,000 points which is the largest intraday fall in the past two years. While, the NIFTY also witnessed the worst single-day fall on Tuesday.
The Exit Poll Fraud must be investigated
— Dhruv Rathee (@dhruv_rathee) June 4, 2024
Did they all do this to manipulate the stock market? Or were they threatened by someone to do it?
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Bengaluru: The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has reported significant property tax arrears amounting to ₹474 crore, owed by 2,64,228 property taxpayers across Bengaluru.
At the start of the financial year 2024, where 3,95,253 taxpayers were expected to pay a total of ₹738 crore. So far, only 1,31,034 taxpayers have fulfilled their obligations, contributing ₹273 crore, with ₹26.94 crore being collected from 26,862 taxpayers in the past week alone, said the civic body on Monday.
According to the BBMP, The Mahadevapura zone leads with the highest arrears, amounting to ₹116.03 crore, followed by the South zone, which owes ₹74.72 crore, and the East zone, where arrears stand at ₹69.89 crore. The Bommanahalli zone has ₹62.94 crore pending, while the West zone has ₹49.33 crore yet to be paid. RR Nagar and Yelahanka zones have arrears of ₹38.52 crore and ₹38.43 crore, respectively. The Dasarahalli zone has the least amount of pending payments, totaling ₹16.92 crore.
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Acting on the tax violations, the BBMP has taken strict action by locking 4,600 properties across the city. The East zone witnessed the highest number of properties being locked, with 1,317 properties sealed. The West zone follows with 1,034 properties, while Mahadevpura, Yelahanka, and RR Nagar zones saw 480, 416, and 400 properties locked, respectively. The South, Bommanahalli, and Dasarahalli zones also had a considerable number of properties sealed, with 470, 303, and 116 properties locked, respectively.