Sajad Lone calls Rajya Sabha results “fixed match”

Srinagar, Oct 24: Jammu and Kashmir People’s Conference (JKPC) Chief Sajad Gani Lone has alleged a “fixed match” between the National Conference (NC) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) following the outcome of the Rajya Sabha elections, in which the NC won three seats and BJP’s Sat Sharma secured the fourth.
Taking to social media shortly after the results were declared, Sajad Lone launched a sharp attack on parties, questioning the voting pattern and alleging cross-voting and coordination between the two sides.
Sajad Lone’s post on X (formerly Twitter): “So BJP wins the fourth seat. As predicted fixed match. Axis of evil. NC and BJP. Thank God I abstained. Imagine what my plight would have been.
Now mathematically proved. That it was a fixed match.
Why did NC poll extra votes for candidate 3. They didn’t need to. They polled 31 votes for candidate 3. Only 29 votes would have sufficed. Even 28. Because BJP was fighting for seat 4.
Who cross voted. Whose votes were rejected. And who was hand in glove.” (KINS)