New Delhi: Counting for Haryana and Maharashtra assembly elections have started. First ballot count is going on. The first exit polls in Haryana and Maharashtra went in favour of BJP. Out of the 288 assembly seats in Maharashtra, BJP is leading in 107 seats in the initial trends. In the first 3 trends in Haryana, BJP is ahead in 34 seats.
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By the way, the BJP was already feeling completely confident about the victory in Maharashtra. Its hallmark can be understood that the preparations were being gone on in the state BJP office before the counting. The entire BJP office is embellished with lights. These election results will determine the stature of Chief Ministers Manohar Lal Khattar and Devendra Fadnavis.
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If both the states got more seats than last time, then the Chief Ministers will retain in the party, while if there is loss of seats, then the leadership of both the members inside the party can also raise questions. In fact, in the 2014 assembly elections, the party contested in both the states without deciding any local face. At that time, the Modi government came to power in May. There was a strong wave in support of the BJP, in the same Momentum, after almost five months assembly elections were held in October in both the states and the BJP maintained the rhythm of victory in the Lok Sabha elections.
