Earlier on Monday, Sanjay Raut had upped the ante against ally BJP, saying his party should not be compelled to look for an alternative to form the next government in Maharashtra and asserted there are "no saints in politics".

The love-hate allies -- BJP and Shiv Sena -- are battling it out in Maharashtra. Who gets the CM post in the financial capital still remains a question. At a time when there is already a crisis over CM's chair, Shiv Sena has made a resounding critique on the economic slump targetting the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

In Maharashtra, Shiv Sena has turned adamant on a new twin-CM formula for government formation in the state. Uddhav Thackeray has also renewed assertion on equal sharing of power with the BJP, which failed to register desired performance in the Maharashtra assembly polls. Rooting for Aaditya Thackeray as the chief minister, Shiv Sena proposed tenures of 2.5-year each for the alliance partners to have their CMs.

Suspense over government formation in Haryana finally ended with BJP and JJP formally announcing an alliance to form the next government.

In the post-poll scenario, Lokhit Party leader Gopal Kanda has emerged as the kingmaker in Haryana. Gopal Kanda has extended a helping hand to Manohar Lal Khattar's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) which is six MLAs short of the number needed to form the next government in Haryana. The state has thrown a hung assembly in the polls held on October 21. What poses a challenge for BJP in Kanda's support is the controversy attached to his name. Know who is Gopal Kanda, and what is the case against him:

Haryana Assembly has its 90 newly appointed MLAs and a report by Association of Democratic Reforms shows that 83 out of them are crorepatis. Here is a detailed analysis of financials of the newly appointed Haryana MLAs.

BJP National Vice President Uma Bharti has requested the party leadership to refrain from 'compromising on morals' by taking support from Gopal Kanda.

Haryana witnessed a hung assembly on Thursday as the BJP and the Congress failed to reach the halfway mark. In recent developments, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and Congress' leading CM candidate Bhupinder Singh Hooda arrived in Delhi on Friday, as the BJP is set to stake claim to form a government in the state.  

The results for the Haryana Assembly Elections 2019 are out and we have a hung assembly. While the politicians negotiate as to who will form the government in Haryana, India Tv brings to you the top 5 victory margins from the long-awaited result.

Haryana Assembly Election Results: Congress Stalwart and 2-time Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has emerged with the highest victory margin in the Haryana Assembly Elections 2019. Contesting from the seat of Garhi-Sampla, Hooda won by a margin of 58,213 votes.

Haryana is headed for a hung assembly with no party appearing in a position to cross the halfway mark in the 90-member house. However, the road is clear for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Maharashtra as the BJP-Shiv Sena alliance has enough numbers to form government in the state.

Shiv Sena seems to have gotten a jolt on its 'home' ground, quite literally. Shiv Sena's Vishwanath Mahadeshwar has lost against Congresss' Zeeshan Baba Siddique in Vandre East. Matoshree, the residence of the Thackeray family falls in Vandre or Bandra East.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis had expressed confidence before the elections that Shiv Sena-BJP combine will cross 220 seat mark in Maharashtra assembkly elections. Here are key takeaways.

Pune Assembly Seats Results Latest: Counting of votes is underway for Maharashtra Assembly Election Results. Pune is crucial as the district alone sends 22 MLAs to the 288-member Maharashtra assembly. Maharashtra went to polls in a single phase on October 24.   

Bijepur (Odisha) bypoll results: In Bijepur bypoll, BJD is leading with a wide margin. BJD candidate Rita Sahu has established a lead of 75,247 votes over her nearest rival Sanat Gartia of the BJP in the by-poll to Odisha's Bijepur Assembly constituency.  

Maharashtra Results Full List Of Winners: The BJP-Shiv Sena coalition has triumphed in retaining Maharashtra for another term. India TV is getting you the full list of winners of Maharashtra assembly election, as per the Election Commission of India. Here is the full list of winners in Maharashtra assembly election 2019.

Gavit has secured 1,09,186 votes which accounts for 65.11% of total votes cast (1,67,697). While the second-best candidate was Congress' Udesing Kocharu Padvi with 44,331 votes.

After two rounds of counting, United Democratic Party (UDP) candidate, Balajied Kupar Synrem is leading by 5,400 votes.

Early Trends from Narnaud show BJP’s Captain Abhimanyu has taken an early lead over Congress’ Baljit Sihag.  

Counting of votes in Sonipat constituency has ended and Congress candidate Surender Panwar has won by a margin of 32,872 votes.