As the polling is over and the entire nation is waiting with bated breath for the results, which will be declared on Saturday - May 13, a village in the state has turned heads for a meager voting.

The 224 seats went to the single-phase polling on Wednesday after a scorching political campaign between the arch-nemesis BJP and the Congress. 

As per the survey, only 17 per cent of the voters say that they are happy with the BJP government and they wish that the party would retain its reign. 

In 2023, the country would be witnessing the assembly polls in nine states and as the first leg of the year-long elections, the parties would be battling in a political war in northeast. 

While the BJP holds the edge in parallel race between the two parties in Gujarat, the track is rigid in Himachal Pradesh that neither of the parties are showing a good majority.

Verma, who is also the former Revenue Minister of Madhya Pradesh, reportedly used to have tea at a shop in the Ichhawar area and since 2018, he didn't pay for the tea for years.

Himachal Pradesh is all set to go for crucial assembly polls on Saturday - November 12 where the voters will be electing members for the state's 68 assembly seats.

As the first voter of independent India, Negi has never missed voting and on November 2, he exercised his voting right for the 34th time by using the postal ballot for the Assembly Polls.

Najma Ulma has said that she has voted for the BJP as she was impressed by the revocation of triple talaq and by the provision of a free nation.

The reports say that the party will set the ground for Khali for the election campaign as the Punjab election has been keenly watched by the nation after Uttar Pradesh.