This AAP leader is ready to shave his head if Modi becomes PM again

In a bold declaration, AAP leader Somnath Bharti has thrown down the gauntlet, vowing to shave his head if Narendra Modi clinches a third term as Prime Minister. Bharti, currently contesting from the New Delhi Lok Sabha constituency, stands firm in his confidence that the exit polls which are currently favoring BJP's victory, will be proven wrong on June 4th, when the election results will be declared.

Bharti takes to social media to rebut forecasts

Taking to social media platform X, Bharti unequivocally refutes the predictions offered by exit polls. He posted that if Modi secures a third term as PM, he would shave off his head. He confidently stated that all exit polls would be proven wrong on 4th June, emphasizing Modi ji's failure to secure a third term.

Bharti remains unwavering in his conviction, predicting a resounding victory for the INDIA alliance across all seven seats in Delhi. He suggests that the reluctance to depict Modi's potential defeat skews the exit polls, urging patience until the authentic results are unveiled on June 4th. 

Here's the post:

I will shave off my head if Mr Modi becomes PM for the third time.

Mark my word!

All exit polls will be proven wrong on 4th June and Modi ji will not become prime minister for the third time.

In Delhi, all seven seats will go to India ALLIANCE.

Fear of Mr Modi does not allow…

— Adv. Somnath Bharti: इंसानियत से बड़ा कुछ नहीं! (@attorneybharti) June 1, 2024

AAP leader challenges BJP's Bansuri Swaraj

Bharti's electoral challenge is directed at BJP's Bansuri Swaraj, daughter of former Union Minister Sushma Swaraj, in the New Delhi constituency. Swaraj's maiden foray into electoral politics adds an intriguing dimension to this contest.

BJP poised to retain dominance in Delhi

Exit polls project BJP's continued dominance in Delhi, potentially securing five to seven out of the city's seven Lok Sabha seats. The BJP has maintained its grip on these constituencies since the 2014 elections.

AAP and Congress, both part of the INDIA alliance, have put forth candidates in four and three Lok Sabha constituencies within Delhi, collectively aiming to challenge BJP's stronghold.