#BiharResults: Media channels confuse all; Twitter flooded with jokes, predictions

Patna, Nov 8: Both Team Modi and Team Nitish began their celebrations in Bihar on Sunday, Nov 8 as their supporters and people across the country got confused citing the early trends of Bihar election results.

Within two hours, all media channels, be it TV channels or online news websites, all showed different numbers.

[Bihar Assembly Election 2015 Results: Follow Live Updates]

What media channels showed?

Different media channels showed different numbers at the same time.

[Bihar: TV channels' vote count leads cause confusion]

At 10:30 am

Times Now showed Grand Alliance (JDU+RJD+Congress) in the lead with 143 seats, while NDA (BJP+HAM+LJP) was shown leading with 92 seats and other parties in 6.

However, CNN-IBN showed the JD(U)+ was leading at 146 and BJP+ was at 84.

NDTV showed JD(U)+ at 127 and BJP+ at 100 and Others at 8.

Micro-blogging site Twitter was flooded with jokes and predictions on Sunday as media channels showed different numbers at the same time. #BiharResults was trending as a hash tag on Twitter.

Everybodys celebrating in Bihar assuming they have won. Guys, wait for counting to end #BiharResults

— Anup Puranik (@theseriousmonk) November 8, 2015

CAT aspirants, please tune into Times Now. Prof.Arnab giving data interpretation lessons #BiharResults

— Rohan Desai (@rohancdesai) November 8, 2015

Now almost all d channels showing same trends .. sanity prevails finally #BiharResults .. n @ndtv .. next tym take ur tym .. too early

— Srk ka Fan (@nikshgup) November 8, 2015

Goodbye @TodaysChanakya if there is anyone who has lost the most, it is your credibility. #BiharResults

— Hypocrisy Watch (@bigotry_watch) November 8, 2015

If BJP had a lesson from #BiharResults -that will be to stay undistracted on the development agenda

— Gangadharan A (@gangadharanA) November 8, 2015

Trust me.. Though this man has got many predictions correct no one is going to believe in ur exit polls. @TodaysChanakya #BiharResults

— Hrishi™ #WCF2016 (@BlessedHrishi) November 8, 2015

Bihar returns to 1990 as India heads to 2020.Pappu returns to 2004 promise and also to 2019 hope.#BiharResults

— Sunil Rajguru (@sunilrajguru) November 8, 2015

This is what Will happen when you think you are the king and keep doing the same mistakes again and again #BiharResults

— Suresh Dhandapani (@suresk79) November 8, 2015

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