RJD president Lalu Prasad on Sunday asserted that the victory of Congress in the Haryana assembly elections, as predicted by exit polls, should be viewed as a defeat of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Replying to queries by journalists before boarding his flight to Delhi,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party is trailing in two recent state elections, exit polls showed, providing a boost to the opposition after a weaker mandate for the ruling alliance in national elections.

Exit polls project a huge defeat for BJP against the Congress in Haryana, and a hung assembly in J&K with edge for the Congress-National Conference alliance.

As assembly elections wrap up in Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir, exit polls show the Congress party gaining ground in Haryana, while the National Conference leads in J&K. The BJP remains competitive in both regions but faces strong opposition.

If exit polls are accurate, the BJP will not achieve a third consecutive win in Haryana, while Congress is expected to reclaim the state. What this means for BJP, if numbers hold true on October 8 res

Who will win the battle for Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir? Find out what pollsters like CVoter, Today's Chanakya and Axis My India predict.