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CONTEST: Delhi Poll Predictor

Put your money where your mouth is! Predict the  results of the Delhi Assembly elections and stand to win exciting prizes. 5 most accurate entries will receive copies of @amreekandesi‘s latest book “Democrazy” AND Amazing Flipkart Gift vouchers! To help you make your mind, check our Opinion Polls summary here.

Rules:

1. Only ONE entry per person. If any person is found making multiple entries, ALL his/her entries will be disqualified.

2. Make sure the total number of seats predicted by you adds up to 70. If not, the entry will stand disqualified

3. In case of tie, earliest entry will be declared winner

4. Last date for submission of entries is 8pm, 6th February 2015.

5. Organizer’s decision will be final.

6. Results will be declared on 11th February 2015 (After Counting) at 8pm on our Facebook page. Like it to be up-to-date with any developments.

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