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Haryana Assembly Election Live Voting: 9.53% voting in Haryana till 9.30 am, MLA Kundu’s clothes torn, read live updates

Voting for the assembly elections is going on in Haryana on Saturday October 5. Voting is being held in a single phase on all 90 assembly seats. More than 2 crore voters are participating in the voting in Haryana. This time there is an interesting contest in Haryana. The ruling party BJP will contest to form the government for the third time in the state, while the Congress is hoping to return to power in the state after a long time.

20,629 polling stations have been set up for this assembly election. The fate of many bigwigs is at stake in the elections. This time the Congress party has fielded wrestler Vinesh Phogat, who missed out on winning the gold medal in the Paris Olympics, as its candidate from Julana. It is worth mentioning that just before the voting, on Thursday, October 3, senior BJP leader Ashok Tanwar joined the Congress party. The Election Commission had completed the necessary preparations for voting on 90 seats. Voting is going on since 7 am.

District level voting percentage figures in Haryana till 9 am
District level voting percentage figures in Haryana till 9 am

(Figures in percentage)

Panchkula – 5.3
Ambala – 8.7
Yamunanagar – 10.9
Kurukshetra – 9.6
Kaithal – 10
Karnal – 6.2
Panipat – 8.5
Sonipat – 6.5
Jind – 10.2
Fatehabad – 8.9
Sirsa – 6.7
Hisar – 8.9
Bhiwani – 8.4
Charkhi Dadri – 8.8
Rohtak – 3
Jhajjar – 6
Mahendergarh – 9.3
Rewari – 5.3
Gurugram – 6.1
Mewat – 7.7
Palwal – 4
Faridabad – 4.6


‘Congress is winning’, Kumari Selja made a big claim after casting her vote

    Sirsa MP Kumari Selja cast her vote. She said that the decision of the Chief Minister is taken by the party high command. Congress is winning this time in the elections. This is the voice of the people’s heart. She said that the problems in every city and village need to be corrected. The only option is Congress. Kumar Selja said that the public is fed up with the rule of BJP, so it will make Congress win. Targeting the BJP, he said that BJP is ready to welcome me because they are already very weak.

    Former minister Ranjit Chautala casts his vote in Sirsa

    Former minister and independent candidate from Rania assembly seat Ranjit Singh Chautala cast his vote at a polling station in Sirsa. After casting his vote, Ranjit Singh Chautala said that this is a personality election. On one side is Bhupinder Singh Hooda and on the other side are Nayab Saini and Manohar Lal. Bhupinder Singh Hooda is emerging as a big choice.

    Stay Tuned for more updates ————-

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