Compared to the 2019 elections, the Congress has significantly increased its share, with the public support seen during the campaign translating into votes for the party
Assembly Election Results
Jammu and Kashmir
| Party/Alliance | Won |
|---|---|
| BJP | - |
| Cong+NC | - |
| PDP | - |
| OTHERS | - |
Total Seats: -
Haryana
| Party/Alliance | Won |
|---|---|
| BJP | - |
| Cong+ | - |
| JJP+ | - |
| INLD | - |
| AAP | - |
| OTHERS | - |
Total Seats: -
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The Indian National Congress has failed to wrest the state of Haryana from BJP which is inching toward a hattrick in the state, despite anti-incumbency, farmers' and wresters' protests.
As Congress celebrates a strong showing in Kashmir, its struggle in Jammu raises questions about electoral strategy and regional dynamics
The word ‘dignity’ came up in the National Conference manifesto five times, and on each occasion, they made it clear that nothing is more important for the party than the question of Kashmiri identity, which they think was taken away by the BJP on August 5, 2019.
The election results indicate that Haryana's people have stuck with the time-tested formula of having a double-engine government in the State.
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The counting of votes began at 8 am at 28 counting centres for the 90 seats of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly which went to polls in three phases - September 18, September 25, and October 1. In Haryana, where voting took place on October 5, counting was taking place across 93 in 22 districts.
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