The Maha Exit poll 2019 of Zee Media Network predicts National Democratic Alliance (NDA) to win more than 300 seats in Lok Sabha election 2019, and that is a massive victory. So will PM Modi is getting a 2nd term for sure? or there is something more to witness on the judgement day on 23rd May?

Maha Exit Poll 2019: Over 300 seats for NDA; Modi set for 2nd term

Voter turnout till 03.00 PM: Bihar-46.66%, Himachal Pradesh-53.62%, Punjab-48.78%. Watch the latest voter turnout percentage for the last phase of polling.

Voter turnout till 03.00 PM: Bihar-46.66%, Himachal Pradesh-53.62%, Punjab-48.78%

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar says that 'NDA will come to power, JDU will definitely be a part of it'. The 7th phase of lok Sabha election is underway

'NDA will come to power, JDU will definitely be a part of it': Nitish Kumar

Voter turnout till 1:45 PM: Uttar Pradesh- 37 %, West Bengal- 49.79%, Jharkhand 52.89%. Watch the latest updates for the last phase polling.

Voter turnout till 1:45 PM: Uttar Pradesh- 37 %, West Bengal- 49.79%, Jharkhand 52.89%

Voter turnout till 11 am: Bihar-10.65%, Himachal Pradesh-12.55%, Punjab-10.01%. Watch the latest voter turnout percentage for the last phase of polling.

Voter turnout till 11 am: Bihar-10.65%, Himachal Pradesh-12.55%, Punjab-10.01%

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India Election Watch: How the Bengal battle is posed

The 7th and the final phase of Lok Sabha election 2019 is going to be held on 19 May 2019. In the last phase of the Lok Sabha Elections 2019, 59 Lok Sabha constituencies in eight states will go into polling.

IEW: Big battles for Lok Sabha phase 7

The Election Commission on Wednesday curtailed the campaign timing in nine Lok Sabha constituencies of West Bengal by 20 hours. The campaigning will end at Thursday 10 pm, instead of Friday evening at 6.

Election Commission curtails campaigning in West Bengal