In the ongoing Jammu & Kashmir Assembly elections, early trends indicate that the NC-Congress alliance has breached the majority mark, having secured over 50 seats so far. Meanwhile, the BJP is struggling to cross the 30-seat mark,

In the Union Territory, Congress-NC has crossed the majority mark of 52 seats, early trends show. Omar Abdullah is leading on Ganderbal seat and emerged victorious on Budgam seat, whereas Iltija Mufti from Bijbehara is trailing.

Early trends in the Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana assembly elections show a thrilling contest. Leaders like Omar Abdullah and Bhupinder Singh Hooda are ahead, but Anil Vij faces setbacks.

Chief Electoral Officer PK Pole said that CCTVs have been set up in each counting hall for record creation. He told ANI, “Counting will begin at 7.30 am for postal ballots and 8 am for EVMs. Polls were held peacefully and no candidate or political party faced any kind of difficulty.