Jaipur, April 11 Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma visited the Khatu Shyam temple in Sikar, Rajasthan, on Saturday, and expressed confidence that the BJP would win around 100 seats in the state's Assembly elections.
Speaking to reporters, Sarma dismissed the allegations made by Congress leader Pawan Khera as "baseless," "false," and said the matter would be handled according to the law.
Congress leader Pawan Khera, on April 5, alleged that Sarma's wife holds multiple passports and offshore properties.
"I expect the BJP to perform even better than before in the state. I believe the BJP will return with very good results, even better than earlier. Out of 126 seats, we may secure around 90 to 100 seats," he told reporters.
"This is a temple, and I do not wish to engage in politics here," he said.
However, Photoshop and AI were used to level false allegations. The law will take its own course, he added.
He said that he keeps coming to the Khatu Shyam temple.
"After the elections concluded, I came here and will now visit Salasar Balaji Temple," he said.