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Maharashtra, Haryana Assembly election results. Counting to begin at 8am. Exit polls for Maharashtra's 288-seat House and Haryana's 90-member Assembly have predicted a comfortable win for the ruling BJP-led NDA.

Re-polling is underway in five polling booths of Haryana. The re-polling was necessitated due to some shortcomings during the Assembly polls held on October 21, said electoral officials.  
 

Exit polls have shown the exit door for the Congress in Maharashtra and Haryana. What does this mean for the Congress? 
 

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BJP is set to score a victory in both Maharashtra and Haryana as per Jan Ki Baat exit poll

The voter turnout in Maharashtra and Haryana at 5pm stands at 44.26% and 52.70% respectively. The voting will be concluded at 6pm.

Minutes after he exercised his right to vote in Nagpur, union minister Nitin Gadkari also said that the Congress has a "defeated mentality" by the people

Casting his vote, Swaraj India Party chief Yogendra Yadav asked people to think of Haryana's future and take part actively in building the nation.

'Happy to have voted & fulfilled my responsibility. Let’s turn out in large numbers to vote & be part of a vibrant democracy,' the 46-year-old Sachin Tendulkar tweeted

Several leaders cutting across party lines cast their vote and urged other citizens to exercise their franchise.

The voter turnout in Maharashtra and Haryana was at 6.78% and 11.68% respectively. The numbers were a somber 8.92% and 5.77% in Haryana and Maharashtra respectively until 10am.

BJP candidate from Adampur Sonali Phogat voted at a polling booth in Haryana's Hisar on Monday
 

People of a tiny village Datoli near Charkhi Dadri have decided not to cast their votes as their water-related problems are not solved for the last three decades. 

 EVM malfunction was reported at booth number 129 at Narnaund constituency in Haryana
 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sought the participation of as many Indians to vote in Maharashtra and Haryana. Polling for 90 seats of Haryana and 288 constituencies of Maharashtra began at 7 am and will continue till 6 pm in the evening. PM Modi took to Twitter to urge voters to cast their votes.