New Delhi: After exit polls results predicted doom for the Congress in the Delhi assembly elections, the party has been "jittery" and "nervous", sources said, hours before counting of votes begins Sunday.
"Going by what exit polls have indicated, it is natural for us to be nervous," a senior party leader told IANS Saturday.
Although various polls have prophesied better results for the BJP and debutant AAP, what is common to almost all the exit polls is the rout of the Sheila Dikshit-led Congress in Delhi, which has held power for 15 years.
Another source in the party said: "The situation is grim, but the internal report of the Congress on the outcome is not as bad as projected by exit polls."
