Pollsters on Saturday predicted the exit of BJP rule in Haryana, giving the Congress a clear majority. They also saw a Congress edge in J&K as it has a pre-poll alliance with the National Conference.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Saturday evening asserted that the BJP will form the government for a third time with a big mandate. He claimed this after several exit polls predicted the Congress party's victory in the Haryana assembly polls.

HARYANA: The Congress is likely to make a strong comeback in Haryana after a decade in the recently held Assembly elections, according to TV-Today C voter projection, which said that the party may win 50-58 seats in the state.

The Congress is likely to make a comeback in Haryana, denying the BJP a hat-trick and is projected to win 50-58 seats, as per the India Today-CVoter exit poll. The BJP is likely to get 20-28 seats, the survey shows.

The Congress is predicted to make a comeback in Haryana after a decade with most exit polls predicting its win.

Polling for all 90 constituencies in Haryana was held on Saturday, in which about 61 per cent voter turnout was recorded till 5 pm. The majority mark is 46 seats.

The polling for all 90 seats in Haryana was held on Saturday, in which about 61% voter turnout was recorded till 5 pm. Both the Congress and the BJP have exuded confidence about winning the polls

The polling ended in Haryana on Saturday for its 90 Assembly seats. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) aims for a third consecutive term, while the Congress seeks to reclaim power after ten years.