India, Feb. 6 -- The Delhi Congress was in a bullish mood on Wednesday evening, dismissing the results of exit polls-which predicted anywhere between 0 and 3 seats for the party-and expressed confidence of bettering its seat share and posting a "surprising result" come February 8, the counting day.

"We changed our strategy a lot this time and assembled a new team. We still believe that the results may surprise people as we have seen immense support from the people during our campaign and an undercurrent of distrust in the current government," said Devender Yadav, Delhi Congress president.

"This election is not about data, it is about people of Delhi who want a change. Data may suggest that AAP or BJP will sweep the seats, but the mood o...