If exit polls are accurate, the BJP will not achieve a third consecutive win in Haryana, while Congress is expected to reclaim the state. What this means for BJP, if numbers hold true on October 8 res

Going into the polls, the Congress was confident of returning to power after a decade. Was its confidence unfounded, or did it hit gold with its strategic manoeuvres. Check here.

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.

The BJP is likely to win more seats than its rivals in the Jammu region, India Today-CVoter exit poll has predicted. The predicted numbers show that the BJP may win somewhere around 27-31 seats, while the National Conference-Congress alliance may settle for 11 to 15 seats.

The Haryana elections concluded on Saturday, giving way to speculations and analyses on who would form the government. Check out what the exit polls predict.

The NC-Congress was overall projected to get 40-48 out of 90 seats in the J&K polls, BJP 27-32, PDP 6-12, and others 6-11. A party or an alliance needs 46 seats to form the government

CVoter exit poll predicts a strong lead for the BJP in Jammu with a 41% vote share, while the National Conference is expected to secure 36%, leaving Mehbooba Mufti's PDP trailing with just 5%, as fina

T he BJP is likely to continue its domination in Jammu and win 27-31 seats, India Today-CVoter exit polls showed on Saturday. The BJP is likely to get 41 per cent of votes, while