Haryana assembly elections LIVE: Chief Minister Nayab Saini, former CM Manohar Lal Khattar cast vote

Voting at booth 34 in Indergarh village, part of the Maham assembly constituency, commenced with a one-hour delay due to a technical issue with the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM).

Senior Congress leader Kumari Selja cast her vote in Hisar on Saturday as part of the ongoing Haryana Assembly Election 2024. Selja, a key figure in the Congress party, arrived at the polling booth early to exercise her democratic right. 

CM Nayab Singh Saini cast his vote in Mirzapur. He said that BJP is winning the elections and forming the government for the third time with a big margin.

BJP leader Kuldeep Bishnoi, his son Bhavya Bishnoi, BJP candidate from Adampur seat, and his wife show victory signs after casting their vote.

Former Deputy CM and JJP President Dushyant Chautala cast his vote in Sirsa. He was accompanied by his wife and mother.

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) Chief Mayawati called upon voters across all communities to turn out in large numbers for the Haryana Assembly elections being held today. She appealed to voters to elect the right and capable candidates to ensure the survival and safety of India’s democracy and its humanitarian constitution. Emphasising the importance of voting, she said, “First vote, then have breakfast,” urging voters to prioritise their civic duty.

Olympic shooter and medalist Manu Bhaker exercised her right to vote at a polling station in Jhajjar on Saturday. "Being the youth of this country, it is our responsibility to cast our vote for the most favourable candidate. Small steps lead to big goals... I voted for the first time...," said Bhaker.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called on the people of Haryana to actively participate in the ongoing Assembly elections. In a message to voters, he encouraged them to be part of this “sacred democratic celebration” and set a new voting record.

“I especially extend my best wishes to the young voters of the state who are casting their vote for the first time,” PM Modi added, urging all eligible citizens to exercise their right and strengthen democracy.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar exercised his right to vote on Saturday as polling for the assembly elections took place. Khattar, who has been an influential leader in the state, arrived at the polling booth early in the day. 

Voting for the Haryana Assembly elections commenced today, with voters across the state heading to the polls to choose their representatives for 90 assembly seats. The elections have drawn a large number of candidates, with 1,031 contenders vying for a seat in the state legislature.