BJP’s vote share reached the highest-ever figure in Assembly elections since 2000 at around 40%. The vote shares of parties other than BJP, INLD and Congress plummeted from around 32% in 2019 to around 16% this year.

Devender Kadyan won from Ganaur as an Independent while Rajesh Joon defeated his BJP rival to secure victory in Bahadurgarh.

The BJP has secured a hattrick in Haryana and is all set to form a government after winning 50 seats out of 90. The Congress is trailing at 36 seats.

BJP achieved a narrow victory in the assembly polls with 39.94% votes versus Congress's 39.09%. However, the BJP retained power for a third term in the state by securing 48 seats, while the Congress won 37.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) headed for a surprise election victory in Haryana state on Tuesday, reinforcing its popularity in the northern heartland a few months after stumbling in national elections.

The loss, which saw the BJP secure 48 out of 90 seats, was a stark contrast to Congress’s 37, leaving many questioning the party’s decision to contest the elections alone.

The BJP was once forced to play second fiddle to regional parties like the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) and the Bansi Lal-led Haryana Vikas Party.

The BJP pulled off a stunning victory in Haryana’s 2024 assembly elections, winning 48 seats and clinching a third straight term, despite facing 10 years of anti-incumbency. The move to replace Manohar Lal Khattar with Nayab Singh Saini as chief ministerial candidate played a pivotal role,