Maharashtra And Haryana  

The results of Maharashtra and Haryana Assembly elections have exposed a lot of lacunae in the parties’ ways of thinking.

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

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.

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.

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. 

Maharashtra and Haryana are going to polls. Polling will take place in 288 constituencies in Maharashtra while 90 constituencies in Haryana will go to polls. The results will be announced three days later, on October 24. 

As per an opinion poll conducted by Jan Ki Baat, BJP will romp home in both Maharashtra and Haryana, continuing to enjoy the confidence of the people. 

The big issues when Maharashtra and Haryana go to poll will be abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A and the economy.

The Congress has got another chance to in the upcoming assembly elections in Maharashtra and Haryana to prove that it is the best alternative to the invincible BJP. But will it succeed in winning people’s heart and stopping the Modi juggernaut? 

The Election Commission announced the date for Maharashtra and Haryana election (October 21).

The Election Commission of India on September 21 announced that Maharashtra and Haryana Assembly would go to polls on October 21. The verdict will be announced on October 24. The poll dates for Jharkhand will be announced later. Countdown for elections begins.

In a recent development, the Election Commission of India is expected to announce the dates of Maharashtra and Haryana Assembly elections on September 21