As polling began, Bangladesh Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan highlighted the importance of elections in the country and expressed confidence in his party's victory in the election, with Sheikh Hasina becoming the PM for the fifth time.
Bharatiya Janata Party MP Rebati Tripura expressed confidence on Saturday that the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) would secure over 300 seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Meanwhile, there is buzz about five-time MP and Union Minister Prahlad Patel considered close to both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah and who contested from Narsinghpur to be a strong contender for the Chief Minister's post owing to his organisational skills.
Ahead of the counting of votes in Madhya Pradesh, Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia expressed confidence that the BJP would return to power in the state and people will bless the saffron party.
The exit polls on Thursday gave Congress a clear edge in Chhattisgarh, showing that the ruling party in the state is poised to return to power with the BJP also expected to put up a good contest unlike in the 2018 polls
A day ahead of the Assembly elections, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Friday reaffirmed that the Congress will return to power, putting an end to the three-decade-old alternatimg government trend in the western state.
Expressing confidence of Congress winning the assembly polls in Rajasthan, party leader Sachin Pilot on Friday said that people have made up their minds and the party will return to power in the polling to be held on Saturday
With Madhya Pradesh set to undergo polls on November 17, Congress leader Kamal Nath issued a warning to the officials of the Niwari district administration and said that they must carefully think about their acts keeping in mind the next five years as Congress will return to power in the
Fondly known among people as 'Ambulance Wali Didi', the BJP's candidate for Chattisgarh Assembly polls, Bhawna Bohra, on Wednesday said her party was on course to return to power in the state with a clear and comfortable majority.
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader K Kavitha who is in London on an invitation from Oxford University slammed the Congress party and said that they had repeated opportunities to serve the people but they have failed them.
Coming down heavily on the Congress government in Rajasthan over the alleged breakdown in law and order and lack of women's safety, BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla on Wednesday exuded confidence that his party will return to power in the desert state with "absolute majority and might"
Sitting Madhya Pradesh minister Tulsi Silawat, who is bidding for a fresh mandate from the Sanwer Assembly constituency, on Tuesday said the ruling BJP was on course to return to power in the November 17 sate elections.