New Delhi: As the counting of votes in five states continues, Congress and BJP headquarters in the national capital have virtually become make-shift studios of TV news channels and reporters of various electronic and print media.
The BJP headquarters in the Capital is now housing some half-a-dozen channels which are broadcasting live from the campus. Party spokesperson Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Prakash Javadekar, Ravi Shanker Prasad and vice-president Muqtar Abbas
Naqvi were seen shuttling between the cameras as reporters fight with each other for their prime guests. "The party representation in the channels have been
well sorted out and the channels have been given prior slots. There is no confusion. If there are any, then it is sorted out," BJP's media convener Nalin Kohli told
The road in front of the office is also witnessing traffic snarls with around a dozen outdoor broadcasting units lined up hindering the movement of vehicles. Similar scenes are also observed in the Congress office at Akbar Road but most party leaders and workers were not present.
Only reporters and their camera persons were seen making live telecast from the office. Around 20 television units are camping on the Congress office premises from early this morning.
With early trends in Delhi giving the ruling Congress an edge over the opposition BJP, supporters were seen trickling in with flags to the central office.
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