Haryana Election Results 2024 Live Updates: BJP secures hat-trick victory in Haryana, crushes Congress’ comeback hopes

The vote share of the BJP and Congress turned out to be close even though the saffron party won the elections with a simple majority. The BJP received 39.94 per cent votes, while the Congress managed 39.09 per cent in the assembly polls. Both parties got more votes this time than the last state polls but the Congress saw a 11 percentage point jump, significantly more than BJP's three percentage point rise.

In 2019 assembly polls, when the BJP won 40 seats out of 90 in the assembly, its vote share was 36.49 per cent. The Congress, meanwhile, had a 28.08 per cent vote share for its 31 seats.

The BJP is set to retain power and form its third straight government, a historic first for the state, after winning 48 seats in the 2024 assembly polls. The Congress, which was predicted to win by many exit polls, won 37 seats, according to the Election Commission website.

The INLD won two seats while independent candidates bagged three.

The JJP and AAP both drew a blank in the polls, results of which were declared on Tuesday after elections for the 90-member Assembly were held on Saturday.

Of the 90 seats, BJP did not contest the Sirsa seat while Congress had left Bhiwani seat for its ally CPI (M) to contest.

Meanwhile, INLD, which won two seats, improved on its vote share of 2019, securing 4.14 percent this time as against 2.44 per cent last time when it had won only one seat.

JJP suffered a heavy loss of vote share, a fall from 15 per cent in 2019 -- when it had won 10 seats -- to 0.90 per cent.

Goa chief minister Pramod Sawant on Tuesday hailed the BJP's spectacular election victory in Haryana, saying it was a triumph of development. The BJP on Tuesday clinched a stunning hat-trick win in Haryana overcoming anti-incumbency and dashing Congress' hopes of a comeback. The saffron party won 48 of the 90 assembly seats in Haryana, well above the simple majority mark of 46.

In a post on his X handle, Sawant wrote "It is a victory of Development! It is a victory of Seva (service), Sushasan (good governance) and Garib Kalyan (welfare of the poor)! It is a victory of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas (together, for everyone's growth) with the vision of Antyodaya (empowering the last person at the last mile)!" The CM congratulated karyakartas (BJP workers) for the poll victory and called them the backbone of the party who worked under the inspiring leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other leaders.

"I extend my sincere gratitude to the people of Haryana for their overwhelming support and trust in the Bharatiya Janata Party, allowing us to serve the state for a third consecutive term," he emphasised.

After its shock defeat in Haryana, the Congress on Tuesday got some friendly advice from its INDIA bloc partners to re-think its poll strategy ahead of the next round of assembly elections in Maharashtra, Jharkhand and Delhi. Leaders of the AAP, which was keen on having an alliance with the Congress in Haryana, said the biggest lesson from the recent round of elections was one should not be "overconfident" and questioned the grand old party's strategy for the assembly polls.

Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena-UBT and CPI also questioned the Congress' strategy for the assembly elections.

Former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said the single biggest lesson of the just-concluded round of assembly elections was that one should not be "overconfident".

Senior AAP leader Manish Sisodia said the people of Haryana wanted to defeat the BJP in the assembly elections and the Congress failed to win due to shortcoming in their election strategy.

Shiv Sena-UBT leader Priyanka Chaturvedi said the results of the Haryana elections will not have any impact in Maharashtra, where elections are likely to be held next month.

However, she wanted the Congress to re-think its election strategy after the grand old party fell short of expectations in a direct fight against the BJP in Haryana.

A blame game began in the Congress on Tuesday as it failed in its bid to come back to power in Haryana after 10 years, with senior party leader Kumari Selja saying the party high command should assess all reasons that led to the disappointing result and identify the people responsible. The BJP scored a record hat-trick of wins in the state, bucking anti-incumbency and overcoming the setback in Lok Sabha polls when its tally dropped from 10 in 2019 to five seats.

The knives were out in the Congress even before the declaration of final results, as party veteran Kumari Selja, who had been sulking during the election which was effectively led by former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, said that "it will not be business as usual" and called for introspection.

"The Haryana poll results are disappointing and I am pained at the disappointment of the Congress workers in the state who have worked very hard and were looking forward to forming their government after 10 years.

"It will not be business as usual in Haryana and I am sure the Congress high command would identify those who negated the efforts to bring the party to power after 10 years," she told reporters.

The Sirsa Lok Sabha MP and former union minister said she was sure that the Congress high command would go into all aspects that led to such results and would identify the reasons and those responsible for bringing such results.

"I'm sure the party will look into all aspects that led to such results in Haryana," Selja said.

Uttar Pradesh deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak congratulated party workers in Haryana, attributing the victory in the state to the growing trust of the people in the BJP and Prime Minister Modi's Garib Kalyan Yojana.

"BJP has formed a government with a huge majority in Haryana for the third time... I express my gratitude to the people of Haryana... This is the victory of Prime Minister Modi's Garib Kalyan Yojanas. Peoples trust in the BJP has increased. I congratulate all the party workers in Haryana," Uttar Pradesh deputy CM Brajesh Pathak said while speaking to the media.

Responding to Congress leader Jairam Ramesh's allegations about delays in the announcement of assembly poll results, Pathak remarked, "You know when they win, then the EVM is good. The Congress tries to save face by making these claims. This loss is due to the corruption during their regime and the rejection of their politics of dynasty by the people of Haryana."

After the BJP started leading in Haryana, Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh had asked if the BJP governments were trying to build pressure on the local administration in Haryana districts.

"We are filing a memorandum, we are lodging a complaint. We hope that the EC will answer our questions. The results of 10-11 rounds are already out but only four to five rounds have been updated on EC website. This is a tactic to pressure the Administration," Jairam Ramesh told ANI.

Thirteen woman candidates have been elected to the 90-member Haryana assembly, according to state election results declared on Tuesday. During the 2019 assembly polls, eight women candidates were elected as MLAs.

A total of 1,031 candidates, including 464 Independents and 101 women, were in the fray in the October 5 polls.

Five women candidates of the BJP and seven candidates of the Congress won.

Independent candidate Savitri Jindal won the Hisar assembly seat. She defeated Congress' Ram Niwas Rara by a margin of 18,941 votes. Jindal is the mother of BJP's Kurukshetra MP and industrialist Naveen Jindal.

BJP nominee Shakti Rani Sharma won the Kalka seat while Krishna Gahlawat won the Rai assembly segment.

BJP nominee Shruti Choudhary, who is the daughter of BJP MP Kiran Choudhary, won the Tosham seat, while party candidate Arti Singh Ran who is the daughter of Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh, won the Ateli seat.

Kiran Choudhary, the daughter-in-law of former Haryana chief minister Bansi Lal, switched from the Congress to the BJP in June this year.

BJP's Bimla Chaudhary won the Pataudi assembly seat.

Among the Congress candidates, wrestler Vinesh Phogat won the Julana assembly segment while former minister and Congress nominee Geeta Bhukkal retained the Jhajjar seat.

Shalley Chaudhary won the Naraingarh seat while Shakuntla Khatak won the Kalanaur seat.

Pooja won the Mulana assembly segment while Renu Bala won the Sadhaura seat.

Congress nominee Manu Choudhry won the Nangal Chaudhary seat.

Bharat Bhushan Batra of Indian National Congress (INC) won the Rohtak seat with 59419 votes. He defeated Manish Kumar Grover of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) with a margin of 1341 votes.

Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday congratulated the BJP for its win in Haryana assembly polls describing it as a 'historic verdict'. Naidu told reporters here that it is a very good thing to win for the third time. Furthermore, he said, "the Prime Minister has also become PM for the third time. These are all good signs. Positive mood. We really appreciate it. I congratulate the central government and BJP and also NDA for the historic verdict."
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan in a social media post said the BJP's performance showcased the visionary leadership of PM Modi.

"The BJP's remarkable performance in the Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir assembly elections once again showcases the visionary leadership, inclusive politics, and public welfare focus of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi ji, along with his strong public support," he said.

The BJP is set to return to power in Haryana for the third consecutive term. The polling was held on October 5 and results were declared on Tuesday.

Odisha chief minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Tuesday said the election results in Haryana reflect people's confidence in the welfare schemes implemented by the BJP government. "Double engine government in Haryana. Hearty congratulations to all the workers on this grand victory of @BJP4Haryana in the Haryana Assembly Elections-2024 under the successful leadership of respected Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi and Honorable National President Shri @JPNadda ji. Your hard work and dedication has made this success possible," Majhi posted on X.

"In the last 10 years, public welfare schemes of the BJP have won the trust of the people for the third consecutive time and this victory is the beginning of a new chapter of development of Haryana," Majhi added.

Opposition BJD vice-president Debi Prasad Mishra said predictions regarding the election outcomes in both Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir have proven inaccurate. He emphasised the importance of respecting people's verdict.


"In Jammu and Kashmir, experts had predicted a hung assembly, but it's a clear majority (for Congress-NC alliance). In Haryana, a (Congress) majority was predicted, but the results are different," Mishra said.

BJP leader and party in charge of Haryana Satish Poonia on Tuesday said his party's win in the assembly elections in Haryana was on expected lines, and added that the people of the state have now "put a full stop on Congress". Poonia said that the party contested the elections with chief minister Nayab Saini as its face.

"The delivery he has made in a short time and the decisions he has taken have increased people's trust in him," he said in Jaipur.

However, the decision on the next chief minister will be taken by the party's parliamentary board and the new BJP legislative party, he said.

"The exit poll was a poll for the exit of Congress. The people of Haryana have put a full stop on Congress. We were hopeful of this result," the BJP leader said.

Exit polls had predicted a win for the Congress in Haryana.

The former Rajasthan BJP president said the people of Haryana have always been against the Congress.

"People know the emotional way in which the Modi government has worked in the last ten years. The prime minister corrected that gender ratio through 'Beti Bachao Beti Padhao' campaign in Haryana. He worked to change the lives of many women through various schemes," he said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said the people of Haryana have stamped out falsehood and ensured the victory of truth, development and good governance as the BJP registered its third consecutive victory in the state. Addressing party workers at the BJP headquarters here, Modi said the conduct of peaceful elections in Jammu and Kashmir was the victory of India's Constitution and democracy.

Modi said whenever the BJP forms a government in any state, people support it for a long time and put "no entry" boards for the Congress.

"Congress rarely comes back to power. It was 13 years ago that the Congress came back to power in Assam and there are some states where the Congress has not returned to power for 60 years," he said.

"Once the people throw out Congress, they do not let it come back. They put 'no entry' boards for Congress... it is a party that always thought power was its birthright," the prime minister said.

Modi said the people of Haryana have done wonders and 'kamal' (lotus) has bloomed everywhere.

He said the Congress tried to provoke Dalits, tribals, farmers and youth in all possible ways, but people saw through its tricks and propaganda and rejected the party.

"In the land of Gita, truth and development and good governance have won," the prime minister said.

"Today in Haryana, the guarantee of development has trumped falsehood," Modi said, accusing the Congress of indulging in an international conspiracy to defame the country.

Tripura chief minister Manik Saha on Tuesday congratulated his Haryana counterpart Nayab Singh Saini for the BJP's third consecutive victory in the state. In the 90-member Haryana Assembly, the BJP won by winning 49 seats.

"Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP national president J P Nadda, the BJP won the Haryana Assembly election for a record three-term win. I congratulated Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, the party leaders and workers for their hard work in the victory," he wrote on Facebook.

Saha said this is the victory of good governance and unwavering faith of the people in achieving 'Vikshit Bharat' (Developed India).

"The victory in Haryana is the testimony that the people don't accept the lies of the Congress", he said.

Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge on Tuesday said the victory of the Congress-NC alliance in Jammu and Kashmir is the people's mandate against the anti-people policies of the BJP, violation and oppression of people's rights and misuse of constitutional institutions. He said their coalition government will ensure that it fulfils the aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir and the INDIA bloc is committed to protecting their constitutional rights.

Kharge, however, termed the Haryana election result "unexpected", and said the party will assess the people's mandate.

He also thanked the people of Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana for voting for the Congress.

"We thank the people of Haryana for voting for the Congress. Our workers should not feel disappointed as our fight against dictatorship is a long one," Kharge said in a post in Hindi on X.

"The Haryana poll result is unexpected and the party is assessing the mandate given by the people of the state," he added.

"After speaking to our workers on the ground, getting complete information and checking the facts, the party will give a detailed response," Kharge said.

The Congress on Tuesday said it cannot accept the Haryana Assembly polls verdict as there were "serious issues" about the integrity of the counting process and functioning of the EVMs in some districts, and asserted that it would take up the matter with the Election Commission. Alleging a conspiracy, the opposition party said that in Haryana "democracy had lost and establishment had won".

"Serious questions have been raised by our candidates. We will bring it to the notice of the Election Commission," Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh said at a press conference with AICC media and publicity department head Pawan Khera.

"What we have seen today in Haryana is a victory of manipulation and subverting the will of the people. It is a defeat of transparent, democratic processes. The chapter on Haryana is not complete, it will continue," he said.

Ramesh said the results in Haryana are "totally unexpected, completely surprising and counterintuitive". They go against ground reality, against what the people of Haryana had made their mind up for which was for change and transformation, he added.

Khera alleged that complaints had been received from Hisar, Mahendragarh and Panipat that there were electronic voting machines (EVMs) with 99 per cent battery on which the BJP won while units with 60-70 per cent battery saw the Congress win.

"Have you understood this conspiracy, where there was 99 per cent battery in EVMs, BJP wins where there is less than 70 pc battery, Congress wins. if this is not a conspiracy, then what is it?" Ramesh said, adding that the complaints were from 12 to 14 seats as of now.

"Ye loktantra ki haar hui, hai aur tantra ki jeet hui hai (Democracy has lost and establishment has won)," the Congress general secretary said.

The Congress' defeat in the Haryana polls will have no impact on Maharashtra, where assembly elections are due next month, Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi said on Tuesday but stressed the upcoming contest won't be easy for the opposition as well as the ruling coalition.

Chaturvedi said election issues in Maharashtra and Haryana were very different and noted corruption was not a major campaign theme in the northern state, where the BJP was poised to form its government for a record third time in a row. She said industrial projects were moving out of Maharashtra which was also facing pressing issues like unemployment.

"The Haryana polls will have no impact on Maharashtra," Chaturvedi told PTI. The Rajya Sabha MP, whose party is a constituent of the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), claimed that unlike in Haryana, the ruling coalition Mahayuti in Maharashtra is in office through "cheating". The people of Maharashtra do not like the fact that two parties (Shiv Sena and NCP) were split which has led to creation of multiple political outfits, she said.

CPI(ML) Liberation general secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya on Tuesday rejoiced at the BJP's "resounding defeat" in Jammu and Kashmir assembly polls but chided ally Congress for "squandering yet another opportunity" in Haryana. In a statement, Bhattacharya alleged that the BJP had taken recourse to "conspiracies" and "tricks" to win Jammu and Kashmir where elections were held "for the first time since it was robbed of the status of a special category state".

"So much so that the J-&K Lieutenant Governor, acting on the advice of Union Home Ministry, got five members nominated to the assembly, armed with voting rights. But the people saw through all this and foiled the BJP's designs," claimed the Left leader.

On Haryana, where the BJP is all set to form a government for the third consecutive term, Bhattacharya said, "Congress squandered an opportunity as it had previously done in states like Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. The party needs to draw lessons from the debacle."

The INDIA bloc leader said there is a need to address all shortcomings, draw a proper strategy and put up a strong fight in the upcoming state assembly polls.

Elections will be due in Maharashtra and Jharkhand by the end of this year.

Senior Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Tuesday said the outcome in Haryana was opposite to what the atmosphere was in the state. He also said the results came as a surprise to the party.

The BJP emerged victorious in 48 seats while the Congress won 26 seats and was leading in one seat, according to the Election Commission.

The BJP is set to form the government for a third straight time, bucking anti-incumbency and overcoming the setback in Lok Sabha polls when its tally dropped from 10 in 2019 to five seats.

Replying to a question on the results, Hooda told reporters, "The results have left us 'achambhit' (stunned) and the BJP must also be 'achambhit'. These results are opposite to what the atmosphere was in the state."

"What is the role of 'tantar' (in it), we will probe it. We lost many seats with low margins," he further said.

"We received complaints from many places as well. The way the delay took place. Anyhow, the AICC will meet the ECI. There is no doubt that these (results) are 'ascharya chakit' (surprising)," Hooda said.

The BJP on Tuesday hailed its victory in Haryana as "historic" and accepted the people's mandate in Jammu and Kashmir, saying that freeing the Union territory from terror and bringing in development will continue to remain the "top priority" under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. According to trends on the Election Commission's website, the BJP was poised to form its government in Haryana with the party crossing the halfway mark and winning 48 out of 90 assembly seats in the election.

In Jammu and Kashmir, the National Conference-Congress alliance swooped the assembly polls, winning 48 out of 90 seats together. The BJP ended up winning 29 seats, securing the highest vote share of 25.6 per cent, and emerged as the second-largest party.

In a series of posts on X in Hindi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah termed the BJP's win in the Haryana polls "massive" and said it was a victory of the unwavering faith of the farmers, poor, backward classes, soldiers and youth in the party's government led by Prime Minister Modi at the Centre.

He said the people of 'Veerbhoomi' (land of braves) Haryana have completely rejected the "negative and divisive politics" of the Congress, which "divides" people on the lines of caste and region.

The people of the state have chosen the BJP's 10-year track record of development and welfare of the poor, he said and asserted that the party's governments at the Centre and in the state will fulfil all aspirations and hopes of the people under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi.

Addressing party workers at BJP headquarters in Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said "'Jaha doodh-dahi ka khana, waisa hai apna Haryana'. The people of Haryana have done wonders. Today is the sixth day of Navratri, the day of Maa Katyayani. Maa Katyayani is sitting on a lion with a lotus in her hand. She is blessing all of us. On such a holy day, lotus has bloomed in Haryana for the third time..."

On Congress party's performance in Haryana and J&K assembly elections, party President Mallikarjun Kharge said, "Heartfelt gratitude to the people of Jammu and Kashmir for allowing the Congress Party and the National Conference alliance to serve... The result of Haryana is unexpected. The party is assessing public opinion. After talking to our ground workers, getting complete information and checking the facts, a detailed response will come from the party. We thank the people of Haryana for voting for the Congress party. Our hardworking workers need not feel disappointed. Our fight against dictatorship is a long one."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday evening addressed the party workers at BJP headquarters in New Delhi after the party clinched victory in Haryana. He said, "In the land of Gita, truth, development, good-governance have won; all communities voted for us."

The "biggest lesson" from Haryana is that one should never be "overconfident" in the elections, AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday after the Congress failed to come back to power in the assembly polls despite 10 years of anti-incumbency against the BJP. The Aam Aadmi Party and Congress failed to stitch up a pre-poll alliance due to differences over seat sharing.

While the AAP has lost on all seats it contested, the Congress has also fallen well short of the majority mark in the state, and the ruling BJP is all set to form the government for the third consecutive time.

"The biggest lesson of this is that one should never be overconfident in the elections," said Kejriwal while addressing a gathering of the AAP municipal councillors at an event.

"No election should be taken lightly. Each election and each seat is tough," he added.

In the Lok Sabha polls this year, the AAP and the Congress fought elections together in Haryana.

As part of their agreement, the Aam Aadmi Party contested only one seat, but it lost while the Congress won five out of 10 Lok Sabha seats in Haryana.

Reacting to the results of Haryana Assembly polls, AAP's state chief Sushil Gupta said that outcome would have been different if there would have been an alliance like the Lok Sabha elections.

Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar on Tuesday congratulated the BJP on its victory in the Haryana assembly elections for the third consecutive time. The BJP, an ally of Kumar's JD(U), won 48 seats in the 90-member assembly of the north Indian state.

In a post on X, Kumar wrote, "Congratulations and best wishes to the BJP for winning the Haryana assembly elections for the third consecutive time. People of Haryana have expressed their full faith in the leadership of the respected Prime Minister, Narendra Modi Ji".

Bihar BJP president Dilip Jaiswal termed the party's win "massive".

"People of Haryana rejected the negative and divisive politics of Congress. BJP seeks votes in the name of love, not in the name of caste and religion as Congress does. This victory is the result of the hard work of the party workers under the leadership of PM Modi and the blessings and immense support of the people," Jaiswal said.

Senior BJP leader and Bihar deputy chief minister Samrat Choudhary also congratulated all BJP workers of Haryana and expressed gratitude to the people of that state for the win.

Addressing party workers in Delhi, Union minister and BJP national president JP Nadda said, "Prime Minister Modi has changed the tradition of politics in the country. Congress has been promoting casteism, Congress has been promoting 'bhai-bhatijawad' and even today it is leaving no stone unturned to divide people on the basis of caste. Where there is Congress, there is corruption, commission and criminalisation..."

BJP's winning candidate from Ambala Cantt seat, Anil Vij said, "Let them dismiss the election results. Will it change the country's democracy or the people's opinion? The verdict of the people must be respected..."

"When the people of Congress were engaged in spreading lies in every way, at that time the people did not listen to them and again formed the government in Haryana for the third time under the leadership of PM Modi," said JP Nadda while addressing in New Delhi.

"I heartily congratulate Prime Minister Modi for coming to this program, the victory we achieved in Haryana and the increase in our vote share in Jammu and Kashmir, all this is the result of the trust expressed by the people in the leadership of Prime Minister Modi," said JP Nadda in New Delhi.

BJP national president JP Nadda while addressing party workers in New Delhi said, "Today it is a matter of great joy for all of us that after the results of the elections in Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir, we are all present here today in this program to thank the people for the victory achieved under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi."

BJP leader JP Nadda while addressing party workers in New Delhi said that 'people's faith in PM Modi helped us win' in Haryana.

BJP national president JP Nadda on Tuesday evening addressed the party workers at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi after a decisive BJP win in Haryana Assembly election.

Former Himachal Pradesh CM and LoP Jairam Thakur said, "Haryana's victory is a historic victory... According to the exit poll yesterday, Congress was going to form the government in Haryana and the Congress people were so confident that they would get more than 60 seats. But today when the votes were counted, BJP had a historic victory... Today, for the third time in a row, BJP has won there with a great majority. I congratulate CM Nayab Singh Saini and the people of the state."

On BJP's victory in the Haryana Assembly elections, party MP Anurag Thakur said, " BJP has got the benefit of the leadership of PM Narendra Modi and the party's work in the state. People of Haryana have shown 'na katengey, na batengey' and that they will stand together. 'Khatakhat model ko khatare mein dala hai'. Haryana realised that the people of Himachal Pradesh have been scammed and no promise has been fulfilled. People of Haryana have saved themselves from a similar fate."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday evening greeted party workers and leaders at the BJP headquarters in Delhi.

Aditya Devilal of Indian National Lok Dal won Dabwali seat after gaining 56074 votes. He defeated Amit Sihag of Indian National Congress with a margin of 610 votes.

Arjun Chautala of Indian National Lok Dal won Rania seat with 43914 votes. He defeated Sarv Mitter of Indian National Congress with a margin of 4191 votes.

Geeta Bhukkal of Indian National Congress (INC) won Jhajjar seat with 66345 votes. She defeated Kaptan Birdhana of Bharatiya Janata Party with a margin of 13555 votes.

Jassi Petwar of Indian National Congress won Narnaund seat with 84801 votes. He defeated capt Abhimanyu Bharatiya Janata Party with a margin of 12578 votes.

Chander Parkash of Indian National Congress won from Adampur seat with 65371 votes. He defeated Bhavya Bishnoi of Bharatiya Janata Party with a margin of 1268 votes.

Vikas Sharan of Indian National Congress won Kalayat seat with 48142 votes. He defeated Kamlesh Dhanda of Bharatiya Janata Party with a margin of 13419 votes.

Devender Hans of Indian National Congress (INC) won Guhla seat with 64611 votes. He defeated Kulwant Ram Bazigar of Bharatiya Janata Party with a margin of 22880) votes.

Ram Kumar Gautam of Bharatiya Janata Party won Safidon seat with 58983 votes. He defeated Subhash Gangoli of Indian National Congress with a margin of 4037 votes.

Mool Chand Sharma of BJP won Ballabgarh seat with 61806 votes. He defeated Sharda rathore, an Independent candidate, with a margin of 17730 votes.

Dhanesh Adlakha of Bharatiya Janata Party won Badkhal seat with 79476 votes.

Harinder Singh of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won Hodal seat with 68865 votes.

Tejpal Tanwar of BJP won Sohna seat with 61243 votes.

Rao Narbir Singh of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won Badshahpur seat with 145503 votes.

Laxman Singh Yadav of Bharatiya Janata Party won Rewari Seat with 83747 votes. He defeated Chiranjeev Rao of Indian National Congress.

Anil Yadav of Bharatiya Janata Party won Kosli seat with 92185 votes. He defeated Jagdish Yadav of Indian National Congress.

Kanwar Singh of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won Mahendragarh seat with 63036 votes. He defeated Rao Dan Singh of Indian National Congress.

Arti Singh Rao of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won Ateli seat with 57737 votes. She defeated Attar Lal of Bahujan Samaj Party with a margin of 3085 votes.