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    J&K Elections 2024: NC-Congress on course to form govt, alliance leading in more than 50 seats

    Jammu kashmir Assembly Election Result Key Highlights: Early trends show the National Conference-Congress alliance edging towards a majority in Jammu and Kashmir's assembly elections, with exit polls predicting a significant lead over the BJP. This crucial election, held after a decade and post-Article 370 abrogation, saw a 63.88% voter turnout.

    Jammu and Kashmir Election Winners List 2024: Omar Abdullah secures a win, NC gets majority; Check full list

    Jammu and Kashmir Election Winners List 2024: The NC-Congress alliance has secured a majority in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly election. Omar Abdullah is expected to become the new chief minister. The elections were held in three phases. BJP saw an improvement in its tally while PDP's representation fell below 10 seats. Newer parties did not gain significant ground.

    Jammu Kashmir Election Results: MP Engineer Rashid says power not permanent as counting gets underway

    J-K Election Results: As the counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir is underway, President of Awami Ittehad Party and Member of Parliament, Sheikh Abdul Rashid alias Engineer Rashid appealed for peace and rights saying that the power is not permanent and that JK is no ordinary state.

    Exit polls got it wrong again? Just look at Haryana's sudden mood swing

    Haryana assembly election results: Initial exit polls had predicted a clear win for Congress in Haryana, but the counting process showed a significant turn with the BJP charging to a lead. The situation remains fluid, however, as many rounds of counting still remain.

    J&K Polls: Engineer Rashid rebuffs PM Modi's claim of majority, says 'No party will cross 25 seats'
    Jammu & Kashmir elections phase 3: 40 seats head to polls today

    The final phase of polling in Jammu and Kashmir is set for Tuesday with over 39.18 lakh voters eligible to vote across 40 constituencies. This marks the first assembly election in J&K since the abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019. Key candidates from major parties and independents are contesting in crucial constituencies.

    The Economic Times
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