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09:14 AM (IST)
Harsh Sanghavi, Gujarat's youngest BJP candidate, is leading with 10,581 votes in Majura
09:13 AM (IST)
At the end of round two of counting, Ghatlodiya constituency has Bhupendra Patel leading with 10,901 votes. Shashikant Patel trails with 6,990
09:12 AM (IST)
Former union minister and Congress candidate Tushar Chaudhary ahead in Mahuva seat of Surat district
09:12 AM (IST)
Himachal: Trend on 38 seats shows BJP leading in 20 seats, Congress in 14 seats and Independents in 4 seats
09:09 AM (IST)
Congress's Shaktisinh Gohil trailing by 1,300 votes from Kutch's Mandvi
09:07 AM (IST)
Himachal chief minister Virbhadra Singh is leading from Arki
09:07 AM (IST)
In Dharamshala seat, BJP is trailing as Congress candidate Sudhir Sharma is ahead of rival Kishan Kapoor
09:06 AM (IST)
In Karanj seat of Surat, Pravin Ghoghari of BJP is leading with 7,000 votes
09:06 AM (IST)
Indranil Rajguru of Congress contesting against Gujarat CM Rupani is leading by 800 votes
09:04 AM (IST)
Gujarat: Congress ahead in Khambhat, Borsad, Anklav and Petlad assembly seats of Anand district. BJP ahead in Umreth, Anand and Sojitra assembly seats.
09:04 AM (IST)
BJP rebel and Congress candidate Ravindra Patil is leading in Surat's Limbayat
09:03 AM (IST)
Bjp leading in urban seats in Vadodara. Padra candidate of BJP surges ahead of rival
09:02 AM (IST)
Congress narrows margin in Gujarat
Congress seen fighting back. Ahead in 64 seats compared to BJP's 78
08:54 AM (IST)
Gulab Singh Thakur, senior BJP leader and father-in-law of former BCCI president Anurag Thakur, is leading from Joginder Nagar seat of Mandi district in Himachal.
08:54 AM (IST)
Interesting contest is being witnessed in Solan assembly seat where sitting minister Dhani Ram Shandil is contesting on Congress ticket against his son-in-law Dr Rajesh Kashyap of BJP. Shandil is leading as per initial trends.
08:53 AM (IST)
BJP's Pravin Ghoghari leading in Surat's Karanj
08:52 AM (IST)
Congress's Anand Chaudhary leading in Surat's Mandvi
08:51 AM (IST)
BJP’s Vivek Patel in Udhna and Zankhana Patel in Choryasi ahead by huge margins, show trends
08:50 AM (IST)
Himachal Pradesh initial trends show:
* Rebel Congress candidate Major Vijay Singh Mankotia leading in Shahpur.
* Senior Congress leader and minister GS Bali trailing in Nagrota.
* BJP state president Satpal Singh Satti trailing in Una.
08:44 AM (IST)
Latest trends from Himachal
BJP leading in 15 seats, Congress in 10, Independents in 2
08:41 AM (IST)
BJP leading in Surat
08:37 AM (IST)
BJP state president Satpal Singh Satti ahead of rival Congress candidate in Himachal's Una
08:36 AM (IST)
BJP surges ahead in Gujarat
08:34 AM (IST)
Early trends: Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani and deputy chief minister Nitin Patel are leading. Jignesh Mevani also ahead, but Alpesh Thakor behind
08:33 AM (IST)
Senior BJP leader and former minister Ravinder Ravi trailing in Dehra
08:31 AM (IST)
Congress's Indranil Rajyaguru trailing in Rajkot West
08:27 AM (IST)
Latest trends from Himachal
BJP ahead in 6 seats, Congress in 3
08:27 AM (IST)
Latest trends from Gujarat
BJP leads in 45 seats, Congress in 25
08:23 AM (IST)
Congress's Alpesh Thakor trailing in Radhanpur, Gujarat
08:22 AM (IST)
Latest trends from Himachal
BJP ahead in 3 seats, Congress in 1
08:19 AM (IST)
Neck and neck in both states
Early trends show neck-and-neck contest between BJP and Congress
08:17 AM (IST)
Latest trends from Gujarat
BJP leads in 9 seats, Congress+ in 10
08:11 AM (IST)
Latest trends: BJP ahead in 6 seats in Gujarat, Congress+ in 1
08:08 AM (IST)
Early trends
BJP leads in 3 seats in Gujarat, 1 in Himachal; Congress ahead in 2 seats in Gujarat
08:00 AM (IST)
Counting for Gujarat, Himachal assembly elections begins
Congress's Virbhadra Singh and BJP's Prem Kumar Dhumal contested from new assembly constituencies of Arki and Sujanpur respectively. All eyes are on these seats to know how the two heavyweights perform this time.
07:31 AM (IST)
Virbhadra or Dhumal in the hill state? Results shortly
While BJP leaders are elated as exit polls indicated a clean sweep by the party, Congress leaders are not ready to accept the exit poll predictions.
07:21 AM (IST)
Optimistic BJP smells victory in Gujarat
The BJP office in Gandhinagar was decorated last night in anticipation of a big win. A red carpet has been rolled out and a podium has been put in place.
07:11 AM (IST)
Heavy security deployed outside a counting centre in Vadodara (ANI Photo)
07:09 AM (IST)
A BJP win today would mean Gujarat remains Modi's pocket borough, even after his move to New Delhi in 2014 when the state gave him all 26 LS seats.
06:58 AM (IST)
Heavy security at all 37 counting centres in Gujarat
Apart from the 20,000 jawans and officials of Central Paramilitary Forces (CPMF) who will be deployed at counting centers, another 60 companies of CPMF (6,000 jawans and officials), 12 companies of SRPF and 12 companies of Rapid Action Force (RAF) have been deployed for maintenance of law and order across the state.
If the predictions are proved right today, a huge setback is in store for Congress and its scam-tainted chief minister, Virbhadra Singh.
06:29 AM (IST)
In Himachal Pradesh, too, the exit polls predicted a big victory for BJP with the party getting anywhere between 42 and 55 seats in the 68-member assembly.
06:29 AM (IST)
Exit polls have unanimously projected a BJP win in Gujarat where the party is seen to be winning anywhere between 99-146 seats, comfortably crossing the majority mark of 92. Going by the exit poll predictions, the BJP is all set to return for the fifth time in PM Modi's home state.
An exit poll by TOI Online-CVoter has predicted 111 seats for the BJP and 71 for the Congress. In Himachal, the survey predicts 41 seats for the BJP and 25 for the Congress. The others may win two seats. While the majority mark in Gujarat is 92, in Himachal it is 35.
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