₹30 lakh crore, and demanded a joint parliamentary committee probe into it.Goyal said, "It is baseless"."Rahul Gandhi is hatching a conspiracy to mislead investors out of frustration following the opposition's defeat," he said.Projections made by Saturday's exit polls sent stock markets surging on June 3, with the NSE Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex jumping 3.3% and 3.4% respectively, a day before the Election Commission counted votes and declared results, dragging the markets back down again.Modi and some of his BJP ministers had said during campaigning that the markets would surge when results were declared on June 4, with Home Minister Amit Shah saying in a television interview, "buy before June 4, they will shoot up".Milestone Alert!
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