Accusing West Bengal BJP of creating a fake survey showing Mamata Banerjee losing from Nandigram, Prashant Kishor’s consultancy firm Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) issued a statement calling it fake and said the saffron party was using fake surveys in I-PAC's name to keep the morale of their workers up.
It further said that no one in I-PAC uses desktops.
“Facing imminent defeat, @BJP4Bengal has now gone down to level of using FAKE surveys in I-PAC's name to keep morale of their workers up! In I-PAC, no one uses desktops so at-least be smart in your effort to create fake survey/reports,” it said.
The fake survey went viral on social media showing West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee losing from the Nandigram seat.
Reacting over the fake I-PAC survey the TMC called the document fake saying it has zero credibility just like the BJP leaders and their promises.
"This document is fake & has ZERO credibility, just like BJP’s leaders & promises! Circulating such fake reports won’t work," it said.