RJD president Lalu Prasad on Sunday asserted that the victory of Congress in the Haryana assembly elections, as predicted by exit polls, should be viewed as a defeat of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Replying to queries by journalists before boarding his flight to Delhi,

The exit polls for the Jammu & Kashmir and Haryana assembly elections suggest a significant shift in political momentum towards the Opposition. In Haryana, the Congress is poised to end the BJP’s decade-long rule,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party is trailing in two recent state elections, exit polls showed, providing a boost to the opposition after a weaker mandate for the ruling alliance in national elections.

Exit polls project a huge defeat for BJP against the Congress in Haryana, and a hung assembly in J&K with edge for the Congress-National Conference alliance.

As assembly elections wrap up in Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir, exit polls show the Congress party gaining ground in Haryana, while the National Conference leads in J&K. The BJP remains competitive in both regions but faces strong opposition.

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

Who will win the battle for Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir? Find out what pollsters like CVoter, Today's Chanakya and Axis My India predict.