Jharkhand is all set for the second phase of the high-stakes battle of ballots. Voting will be held tomorrow in 38 constituencies spread across 12 districts of the state. The first phase of the Jharkhand polls was held in 43 of 81 assembly seats on November 13.

Jharkhand will hold elections for 38 out of its 81 Assembly seats in the second and final phase on Wednesday, deciding the electoral fate of 528 candidates, including Chief Minister Hemant Soren, his wife Kalpana Soren (both from JMM),

As Maharashtra and Jharkhand gear up for crucial assembly elections, anticipation builds for the exit polls. Scheduled to begin after voting concludes, discover when and where to catch the live results of these pivotal elections.

Jharkhand held the first of its two-phase assembly elections with 43 constituencies voting. Over 66% of voters turned out peacefully to choose from candidates fielded by alliances led by the BJP and the incumbent Congress-JMM coalition.

Maharashtra’s farmer suicides and Jharkhand’s backward indexes are no long election themes. They have been replaced by a meaty dose of identity politics.