Shivraj Singh Chouhan
Chief Minister of the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chouhan (C) poses with his wife Sadhna Singh (L) as they show their inked-fingers after casting their votes in anational elections in the village of Jait, some 70kms from Bhopal on April 24, 2014.STRDEL/AFP/Getty Images

Elections to the Madhya Pradesh Assembly were held on November 28 to elect members of 230 constituencies. While BJP leader Shivraj Singh Chouhan is trying to win a fourth consecutive term, Congress is fighting to win the state after 2003.

Republic-CVoter predicts BJP to lose by a hair with 106 votes. Congress is expected to get 110-126 and others parties will win 6-12 seats.

Seesaw battle

BJP is giving Congress a tough fight in Madhya Pradesh, both parties are now locked in a seesaw battle.

Kamal Nath confident of full majority

These are trends, but I am fully confident that we will get a full majority, says Congress leader Kamal Nath

BJP leaders at party HQ in Bhopal
Highest number of candidates with criminal cases
AAP chief ministerial face trailing in Bhopal South West

Alok Agarwal, the chief ministerial face of the AAP in Madhya Pradesh, is trailing in Bhopal South West. The party is contesting Madhya Pradesh elections for the first time.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Assembly election results
Celebrations outside Congress office in Delhi.
Congress has favourable situation in all 5 states: Digvijay Singh
BJP confident of forming government in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh
Firecrackers brought to Congress office in Delhi
Congress and BJP leading on 5 seats each

Early trends show Congress and BJP leading on 5 seats each. BJP's Gopal Bhargav is leading from Rehli, while Congress' Yadvendra Singh is leading from Nagod.

"Dedicated teams deployed to ensure full security," says Bhopal City SP.