Congress MP Rahul Gandhi and BJP President JP Nadda
Before the election results, exit polls for Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections have come out. This time there are chances of big upheaval in Haryana. A hung government may be formed in Jammu and Kashmir. According to the exit polls of INDIA TV and AXIS MY INDIA, BJP will be out of power in Haryana. Congress government in Haryana seems to be formed with a strong majority.
The results of Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections will come on October 8, but the exit polls after voting have increased the heartbeat of BJP. BJP seems to be away from power in both the states. The exit polls that came out on Sunday. According to those figures, Congress seems to be forming the government on its own in Haryana. India alliance looks strong in Jammu and Kashmir. According to Axis My India exit poll data, Congress may get 59 seats and BJP may get 23 seats in Haryana. According to exit polls, Congress can form a government with absolute majority in Haryana. With this, BJP may leave power in Haryana after 10 years. In the exit poll of INDIA TV and AXIS MY INDIA, out of 90 assembly seats in Haryana, BJP can win 23, Congress 59, INLD- 2 and other candidates can win 6 seats. Exit polls in Haryana are definitely showing low numbers for BJP, but CM Nayab Singh Saini is claiming that BJP is going to form the government in Haryana for the third time on October 8. On the other hand, BJP seems to be facing disappointment in Jammu and Kashmir also. Here, the possibility of the alliance of National Conference and Congress getting an edge has also been expressed. According to the exit polls of INDIA TV and AXIS MY INDIA, out of 90 assembly seats in Jammu and Kashmir, Congress + NC alliance can win 40 seats. At the same time, BJP can win 29 seats and other parties including PDP can win 21 seats. According to the exit poll of Axis My India, no party has a clear majority in Jammu and Kashmir. The Congress-National Conference (NC) alliance is expected to get 35 to 45 seats and the BJP 24 to 34 seats. Others may get 16-26 seats in the 90 assembly seats of Jammu and Kashmir. After the nomination of 5 MLAs in Jammu and Kashmir, the majority figure to form the government in the 95-seat Assembly will be 48 seats.
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