Haryana Exit Poll
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"The Change Haryana Was Looking For": Vinesh Phogat On Exit Polls' Big Prediction
It is the very change that the people of Haryana were looking for, said an upbeat Vinesh Phogat after the exit polls, all seven of them, predicted a comfortable home run for the Congress in the state, which is known for its sporting heroes.
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Big Win For Congress In Haryana, Show Exit Polls
The Congress is poised to win and win big in Haryana, a state ruled by the BJP for the last decade, show eight exit polls.
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Haryana And Jammu And Kashmir Assembly Exit Poll 2024: Date, Time, When And Where To Watch
The voting for 90 seats in Jammu and Kashmir assembly polls, the first in almost a decade, took place in three phases - September 18, September 25 and October 1. While voting for 90 seats in Haryana state polls is underway.
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NDTV Exit Poll: Massive Reverses for Congress in Haryana
NDTV's Exit Poll shows that the Congress is expected to suffer massive reverses in Haryana, which it has ruled since 2005. The party is projected to win only two out of the state's 10 seats, seven less than what it won in the 2009 national election.
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"The Change Haryana Was Looking For": Vinesh Phogat On Exit Polls' Big Prediction
It is the very change that the people of Haryana were looking for, said an upbeat Vinesh Phogat after the exit polls, all seven of them, predicted a comfortable home run for the Congress in the state, which is known for its sporting heroes.
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Big Win For Congress In Haryana, Show Exit Polls
The Congress is poised to win and win big in Haryana, a state ruled by the BJP for the last decade, show eight exit polls.
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Haryana And Jammu And Kashmir Assembly Exit Poll 2024: Date, Time, When And Where To Watch
The voting for 90 seats in Jammu and Kashmir assembly polls, the first in almost a decade, took place in three phases - September 18, September 25 and October 1. While voting for 90 seats in Haryana state polls is underway.
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NDTV Exit Poll: Massive Reverses for Congress in Haryana
NDTV's Exit Poll shows that the Congress is expected to suffer massive reverses in Haryana, which it has ruled since 2005. The party is projected to win only two out of the state's 10 seats, seven less than what it won in the 2009 national election.
