The Congress party in Haryana has nominated its incumbent MLAs for the upcoming Assembly elections in the Nuh district, which has a significant Meo Muslim population. Former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda accompanied the candidates, emphasizing the Congress’s focus on development in the region. Meanwhile, the BJP has made changes to its candidate list, fielding new faces in Nuh and Punhana. The elections are considered a significant test for the BJP in Haryana, with the Congress highlighting its record of development and promising key initiatives like jobs, free electricity, and increased pensions.