With the polling for Assembly election concluding in Maharashtra and Haryana, all eyes are on 19th of this month when the results will be announced. However, the attention is now in the 'Exit Poll' results and BJP is looking like a clear winner in Maharashtra while in Haryana no party gets the majority which may led to hung Assembly. 64 per cent of voting was recorded in Maharashtra and in Haryana it is 76 per cent.

News24 channel gave a clear number for BJP in Maharashtra and the party is likely to win 151 seats out of the 288 which can make the party to form government the first time in 15 years. Shiv Sena will stand at second while Congress and Nationalist Congress party will face a humiliating defeat. ABP news channel gave BJP 144 and according to C-Voter exit poll, BJP might get 138 seats. Indian Today predicted BJP would get 124 seats and they will have to take the support of other party.

In Haryana too, similar situations are seen. BJP will emerge as the single largest party. So, the 'Modi wave' is still floating and BJP is eager to chair the Maharashtra crown but it would be good, if forms government on its own.

(AW: Vamshi)