<h1>Opposition leader rejects ruling coalition's victory claims, alleges hypocrisy, intimidation and possible vote tampering ahead of assembly race</h1> A senior opposition party president rejected the ruling coalition's predictions of electoral dominance in a state assembly race, criticizing earlier national election projections and alleging hypocrisy and false promises by the government. He questioned the coalition's internal agreement on leadership and dismissed claims that the opposition was coerced into naming a chief ministerial candidate, while a party general secretary echoed doubts about the coalition's seat estimates and accused them of potential misconduct including 'vote chori.' The statements raise political and potential legal issues concerning electoral misrepresentation, alleged intimidation, and claims of vote tampering that could prompt scrutiny under election laws and complaint procedures.