Jammu and Kashmir assembly polls: National Conference wins 42 seats in Jammu and Kashmir, BJP retains Jammu with 29 seats, shaping political landscape.

JAMMU, Oct 8: The National Conference emerged as the single largest party in  Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday and won 42 seats in the 90-member Assembly of

NEW DELHI, Oct 8: The BJP coasted towards a hat-trick win with its biggest tally in Haryana and the National Conference-Congress combine was set to form

Party-wise results announced today saw BJP securing 29 seats; Congress six; Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) three; People Conference (PC) one; CPI (M) one; Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) one, and independents seven seats

Jammu and Kashmir Assembly Election results: Congress-NC alliance secures majority with 48 seats in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, notable shifts in seat distribution.

The BJP has achieved a hat-trick in Haryana, crushing Congress's hopes, while the National Conference and Congress alliance has emerged victorious in Jammu and Kashmir.

Former Haryana deputy CM Dushyant Chautala’s JJP, which played kingmaker in 2019, failed to win a single seat. In J&K, former CM Mehbooba Mufti’s PDP has got all of 3 seats. 

Assembly Elections In Haryana, Jammu Kashmir: All preparations, including security arrangements, have been completed for the counting process which begins at 8 am on Tuesday.

BJP wins Haryana, National Conference-led alliance wins J&K in Assembly elections, setting the stage for upcoming polls.

Jammu and Kashmir Election Results 2024: The Congress-National Conference had earlier declared a seat-sharing arrangement for 83 seats- 51 for NC and 32 for Congress- mostly in the Jammu region, and a friendly fight on six seats as they were unable to reach a consensus.

The Bharatiya Janata Party on Tuesday clinched a stunning hat-trick win in Haryana overcoming anti-incumbency and dashing Congress' hopes of a comeback while the National Conference-Congress combine pulled off a spectacular victory in maiden elections in Jammu and Kashmir after abrogation of Article 370 in 2019.

When Nayab Singh Saini took over as Chief Minister earlier this year, the ruling BJP in Haryana was facing anti-incumbency as it had been in power for nine-and-a-half years. A total of 1,031 candidates, including 464 Independents and 101 women, were in the fray this time.

While the BJP ended up with its best-ever haul of 48 seats, 11 more than the Congress, parties like the JJP and the AAP were decimated and the INLD managed to win just two seats