Poll Counting

Jharkhand will go to polls next month after the Election Commission of India announced the schedule today.

Maharashtra will vote in a single phase on November 20 and the votes will be counted on November 23.

PM Modi took a jibe at Congress over its complaint and subsequent letter to the Election Commission regarding "slowdown in updating results" of assembly polls in Haryana and alleged that the opposition party wants to tarnish every institution.

Jannayak Janta Party leader Dushyant Chautala, a former coalition partner of the BJP, lost his Uchana Kalan seat in the Haryana polls, the votes for which were counted today.

The election results in Haryana are unexpected and shocking and the Congress cannot accept them, the party said on Tuesday, hours after leads for it turned into a victory for the BJP.

Haryana is the fifth assembly election after Punjab, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh that the Congress should have won, but didn't. Will the party introspect and make changes? Only time will tell.

Around 9 am, one hour after the counting of votes for Haryana Assembly polls began, the Congress had surged far ahead of the BJP. Jalebis were being distributed in the Congress headquarters in Delhi, dhols were out and the BJP office was deserted

The Election Commission has dismissed the Congress' "ill-founded allegation" - that there is a delay in the poll panel publishing leads and results of the 2024 Haryana Assembly election on its website.

As the counting of votes in Assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir got underway on Tuesday, Awami Ittehad Party President and Member of Parliament, Sheikh Abdul Rashid appealed for peace and rights saying that the power is not permanent.

Putting on a brave face despite counting trends see-sawing and tilting in the BJP's favour after giving the Congress a comfortable lead, senior Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has said his party will form a government in the state.

National Conference (NC) leader Omar Abdullah has posted a selfie on vote-counting day in Jammu and Kashmir, one of the two newest Union Territories.

Ahead of the commencement of counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir, BJP state unit president Ravinder Raina performed a 'yagya' Tuesday morning.

Congress general secretary KC Venugopal called a meeting with the party's election observers in both Haryana, and Jammu and Kashmir where exit polls have forecast the party to win the assembly elections. Exit polls, however, often get it wrong.

Celebrations have begun outside the Congress headquarters ahead of counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana. The exit polls have indicated that the Congress will win 55 of Haryana's 90 seats - comfortably ahead of the halfway mark of 46.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini visited Saini Samaj Dharamshala in Kurukshetra today, shortly before the counting of votes for the assembly election, and expressed confidence the BJP would retain power in the northern state.

Jharkhand will go to polls next month after the Election Commission of India announced the schedule today.

Maharashtra will vote in a single phase on November 20 and the votes will be counted on November 23.

PM Modi took a jibe at Congress over its complaint and subsequent letter to the Election Commission regarding "slowdown in updating results" of assembly polls in Haryana and alleged that the opposition party wants to tarnish every institution.

Jannayak Janta Party leader Dushyant Chautala, a former coalition partner of the BJP, lost his Uchana Kalan seat in the Haryana polls, the votes for which were counted today.

The election results in Haryana are unexpected and shocking and the Congress cannot accept them, the party said on Tuesday, hours after leads for it turned into a victory for the BJP.

Haryana is the fifth assembly election after Punjab, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh that the Congress should have won, but didn't. Will the party introspect and make changes? Only time will tell.

Around 9 am, one hour after the counting of votes for Haryana Assembly polls began, the Congress had surged far ahead of the BJP. Jalebis were being distributed in the Congress headquarters in Delhi, dhols were out and the BJP office was deserted

The Election Commission has dismissed the Congress' "ill-founded allegation" - that there is a delay in the poll panel publishing leads and results of the 2024 Haryana Assembly election on its website.

As the counting of votes in Assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir got underway on Tuesday, Awami Ittehad Party President and Member of Parliament, Sheikh Abdul Rashid appealed for peace and rights saying that the power is not permanent.

Putting on a brave face despite counting trends see-sawing and tilting in the BJP's favour after giving the Congress a comfortable lead, senior Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has said his party will form a government in the state.

National Conference (NC) leader Omar Abdullah has posted a selfie on vote-counting day in Jammu and Kashmir, one of the two newest Union Territories.

Ahead of the commencement of counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir, BJP state unit president Ravinder Raina performed a 'yagya' Tuesday morning.

Congress general secretary KC Venugopal called a meeting with the party's election observers in both Haryana, and Jammu and Kashmir where exit polls have forecast the party to win the assembly elections. Exit polls, however, often get it wrong.

Celebrations have begun outside the Congress headquarters ahead of counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana. The exit polls have indicated that the Congress will win 55 of Haryana's 90 seats - comfortably ahead of the halfway mark of 46.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini visited Saini Samaj Dharamshala in Kurukshetra today, shortly before the counting of votes for the assembly election, and expressed confidence the BJP would retain power in the northern state.