Prime Minister Narendra Modi hit out at the Congress for a making a hue and cry about EVMs before elections, but suggested that that the party seems agreeable every time the results turn in their favour.

During the just concluded Assembly polls too, the Congress alleged malfunctioning in voting machines, ballot units and VVPATs.

"Before every election they begin to make noise about EVMs, trying to create an atmosphere of doubt. However, after elections, if the Congress performs well they seem to accept results that have come out of the same EVM," PM Modi told BJP karyakartas of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.

The PM was interacting with BJP workers via videoconferencing. He urged the workers to spread information and awareness about Congress' "undemocratic behaviour" in order to strengthen democracy.

"The perfect answer to undemocratic behavior of the Congress is to strengthen democracy. Information and awareness are important for democracy. We should keep people informed about the Congress and its dangerous games," said PM Modi.

The PM further accused the Congress of "humiliating" the public institutions of the country.

"They've humiliated the Army, CAG and every institution important to our democracy. Recently they questioned an SC verdict just because they didn't like the decision. Earlier, just because they couldn't threaten the court into doing what they wanted they tried to even impeach the CJI," said the Prime Minister.

Before the Madhya Pradesh Assembly results were announced, the Congress said it will get experts to conduct a forensic examination of the voting pattern in the state's Vindhya region, from where it won just six out of 30 seats, as it had "suspicion" on the EVMs deployed there.

During the polling as some EVMs developed snags, the Congress demanded that re-polling should be ordered where technical delays stalled polling for upto three hours as it denied several voters the chance to cast their vote.

However, the Congress has been completely quiet about EVMs and its alleged malfunctioning post the polls. It emerged the largest party and went on to form the government with support from the SP and the BSP.