As the counting for the Maharashtra and Jharkhand Assembly elections progresses, BJP leader Tarun Chugh expressed confidence in the party's strong performance in both states.

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Speaking about the ongoing trends, Chugh said, "Early trends are indicating that the BJP-led alliance will cross the 200 mark in Maharashtra."

The BJP-led Mahayuti alliance is currently leading in several constituencies, signaling a decisive mandate in the state.  

 Commenting on the situation in Jharkhand, Chugh added, "In Jharkhand, our alliance will form a full majority government." 

Chugh attributed the BJP's performance to the public's faith in the work done by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his leadership.

"The public has given its blessings based on the work done by PM Modi and made it clear that they don't want 'tukde-tukde' gang parties which cause a divide in the society," he stated.  

Counting continues 

The counting of votes for Maharashtra's 288 assembly seats and Jharkhand's 81 constituencies is underway. Early trends suggest a strong showing for the BJP-led alliances in both states, with final results expected later today.

ANI