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Haryana-Maharashtra Assembly polls: Counting of votes starts

| @indiablooms | Oct 24, 2019, at 08:15 am

New Delhi/Mumbai/Chandigarh/IBNS: The counting of votes for Maharashtra and Haryana Assembly polls will take place shortly.

In Maharashtra, CM Devendra Fadnavis is eyeing to return to power for another term.

As per exit poll predictions, the Bharatiya Janata Party and Shiv Sena alliance are set to return to power easily.

Voting in the state took place on Oct 21.
 
The provisional voter turnout in the state on Monday was 60.5 per cent.

Similarly, exit polls predicted BJP's victory in Haryana.

The north Indian state, where people have voted to decide the fates of candidates fighting to get a seat in the 90-memeber Assembly, recorded a voter turnout of over 68 percent  on Monday.

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