Rejecting exit poll predictions, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday claimed his party BJP will form the government in the state with full majority for a third time when the results are

BJP's Tarun Chugh claims that the party will form governments in Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir despite exit polls suggesting a strong comeback for Congress in Haryana and a hung assembly in Jammu and Kashmir with a slight edge for the NC-Congress alliance.

Delhi's Transport Minister, Kailash Gahlot, said on Sunday that exit polls indicate Congress is likely to form the government in Haryana, stating that after ruling for ten years, the BJP has failed to win the hearts of the people.

Initial results from the Haryana assembly elections indicate a significant lead for the Congress party, suggesting the potential end of the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) decade-long rule in the state.

In the first assembly polls since the Lok Sabha elections, Narendra Modi and the BJP face a rejuvenated and vindicated Opposition in the Haryana assembly polls. Meanwhile, Jammu and Kashmir is voting after almost a decade and it remains to be seen how the abrogation of Article 370 has impacted the political landscape of the Valley.

As exit polls forecast a strong return for Congress in Haryana, BJP's Anil Vij downplays these predictions, citing discrepancies with ground realities. With the polls indicating Congress might seize over 50 seats,

According to Axis My India exit poll projections, Congress is likely to win 59 seats in the state, while the BJP could win 23 seats. Other parties may win 8 seats.

Congress is set to wrest Haryana from the BJP and it is going to be a hung house in Jammu and Kashmir, pollsters have predicted.

BJP national spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari said, "In J&K, a BJP-led government will be formed...The elections which were held after the abrogation of Article 370 were a historical moment and a victory for democracy.