Sun, 08 December 2013

11:37

Omar Abdullah who has confessed to being glued to TV watching the outcome of the state polls, tweets: "Notes to self for #2014. Never underestimate the underdog/newcomer with a fresh face and message," he says with reference to AAP.

"Big public meetings don't always mean votes but poorly attended ones definitely indicate big trouble. Voters will see through crude attempts to buy support with last minute populist schemes," he says.

That's with reference to the poorly-attended Rahul Gandhi rally in Delhi where Sheila Dikshit had to urge the people to wait and listen to him speak.

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