Haryana Assembly Elections: The Final Countdown Begins

The Haryana Assembly election campaign has concluded, with political parties gearing up for polls on October 5. High-profile leaders engaged with party workers and supporters, aiming to sway voters in key constituencies. Over two crore people can vote at over 20,000 polling booths across the state.

The intensely contested Haryana Assembly elections are set to take place on October 5, marking the conclusion of vibrant poll campaigning. Political heavyweights across parties are making last-minute efforts to secure victory.

The BJP is working to counter anti-incumbency while Congress looks to regain control after a decade. Notable figures like Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Anil Vij are busy meeting party workers, as they prepare for the decisive polls.

Security arrangements have been tightened across the state to ensure fair elections. Over two crore voters, including 8,821 centenarians, are expected to cast their votes at more than 20,000 booths. Candidates are striving to bring the electorate to polling stations, aiming for a robust democratic exercise.

(With inputs from agencies.)