The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is on track to form the government in Delhi after 27 years of absence, as it crossed the majority mark in the Delhi Assembly elections on Saturday, surpassing the 36-seat threshold.

Sanjay Raut has dismissed the exit polls predicting the outcome of the Delhi assembly elections on Thursday, citing past discrepancies between pre-election surveys and actual results.
 

Delhi cast its vote on Wednesday and reportedly saw the lowest voter turnout by 5 pm in 12 years. Polling on 70 Delhi Assembly seats saw a sluggish start. Arvind Kejriwal's AAP is vying for a third straight term as BJP and Congress aim to regain the lost reign. 
 

The Election Commission has issued a notification banning the conduct, publication or publicising of exit polls between 7 am to 6.30 pm on February 5 (Wednesday) when votes will be cast for the Delhi assembly and two bypolls in Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu.

The Election Commission has issued a notification prohibiting the conduct, publication, or publicity of exit polls between 7:00 am and 6:30 pm on February 5, when voting will take place for the Delhi Assembly and two bypolls in Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu.

Two exit polls -- Matrize and People's Pulse -- have predicted a clean sweep for the NDA in both Maharashtra and Jharkhand, though one seems to have a divided opinion and gives a slim chance to the INDIA alliance. A fourth predicts a hung house, with Independents and smaller parties playing kingmaker.

In Haryana, the political landscape seems to be shifting, with exit polls indicating that the Indian National Congress (INC) is poised to break the BJP's decade-long dominance.

The Election Commission of India has banned exit polls for the upcoming assembly elections in Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir to prevent influencing voter behavior. The ban is effective from September 18 to October 5, covering all phases of the elections.

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