You are aware that the results of the Haryana assembly elections are coming today and the main contest is between the Bharatiya Janata Party, Congress and Jananayak Janata Party in the 90 assembly seats of the state. In such a situation, the BJP is claiming victory in Haryana and an exit poll survey has indicated a hung assembly. Along with this, former CM Bhupendra Singh Hooda is also talking about forming a majority government, but today it will be clear that "who will be the king of Haryana".

According to an exit poll, BJP is seen getting between 32 and 44 seats, while the Congress is expected to get 30 to 42 seats, JJP is getting 6 to 10 seats and others are getting 6 to 10 seats. With this, 46 seats are necessary for a majority in the 90-member Haryana Vidhan Sabha, and according to the exit poll, no single party seems to get equal number of seats. With this, according to a report, if the projections turn into reality, then JJP, which is separated from INLD, can be seen in the role of kingmaker.

Let us also tell you that Haryana Legislative Assembly started in 1967 and before that Haryana used to be a part of Punjab Legislative Assembly. At the same time, there have been a total of 14 assembly elections from 1967 to 2019.

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