Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party, which was hoping to find a toehold in Haryana -- the next logical choice after ruling Delhi and Punjab -- could fail to open its account in the state, exit polls have indicated.

Several exit polls predicted a clear majority for the Congress in Haryana and gave an edge to its alliance with the NC in Jammu and Kashmir.

Based on a poll of polls, the Congress may bag 55 of Haryana's 90 assembly seats, with the majority mark at 45. The Congress-NC combine could get 43 seats in J&K, which also has 90 assembly seats and 45 as the majority mark,

An aggregate of three exit polls indicate that the Congress will win 54 of Haryana's 90 seats - comfortably ahead of the halfway mark of 45. Jammu and Kashmir, which voted after 10 years, may see a hung Assembly again.

Exit polls on Saturday predicted that the Congress will be sweeping back into power in Haryana after a gap of 10 years, while its alliance with the National Conference in Jammu and Kashmir seems to be in a strong position and may form the next government,

While all the exit polls predict a thumping Congress win in Haryana, most suggest a split verdict in Jammu & Kashmir

Exit polls telecast by different private TV channels, on Saturday evening, have predicted a thumping victory for the Congress in Haryana assembly elections after the completion of single-phase polling in the 90-seat state legislative assembly.