With the results of Maharashtra and Jharkhand assembly polls expected to hog the limelight tomorrow, the battles in states in assembly bypolls will have their own significance as the ruling parties and those in opposition seek to send a message about their having the electoral momentum. People searching for their name in the voting list outside a Polling station in the Ghatkopar area during the Maharashtra State Assembly elections in Mumbai. (Photo by Raju Shinde/HT Photo)(Hindustan Times) The bypolls have also strongly fought in various states besides Uttar Pradesh, where nine assembly seats saw polling on Wednesday. Bypolls were held on 48 assembly and two Lok Sabha seats across 14 states including Wayanad in Kerala from where Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra is making her electoral debut. The bypolls were held in two phases. The bypolls in Uttar Pradesh are significant for the BJP and Samajwadi Party as both the parties are aiming to seize momentum for 2027 assembly polls. The ruling BJP suffered a setback in Uttar Pradesh in the Lok Sabha polls earlier …