"There is no wave of BJP. It is better you all keep your televisions switched off for next three days and vote for Congress," Joshi said at a rally, which was also addressed by party vice president Rahul Gandhi.
Referring to Joshi's comments, former chief minister Ashok Gehlot said that there is need "to understand the lies" of the BJP Prime Ministerial candididate Narendra Modi.
"He talks as if he would turn the country into heaven and would bring down inflation if his government is formed but we have to understand the lies of Modi," Gehlot said.
Polling in 20 seats took place on April 17 in the state.
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