Following a review meeting sparked by the Congress’s underwhelming performance in the Haryana Assembly elections, the party has decided to form a technical team to investigate alleged discrepancies in Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). The decision comes after Congress leaders raised concerns about irregularities in EVMs, including battery capacity variations, during the vote counting process.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the BJP’s unprecedented hat-trick victory in Haryana and its strong performance in Jammu & Kashmir, attributing the success to the party’s commitment to development. He delivered a scathing attack on the Congress, accusing them of spreading caste poison and undermining Indian democracy. He further emphasized the BJP’s dedication to empowering marginalized communities and building a prosperous India.
In a stunning victory, Nayab Singh Saini, the BJP’s low-profile OBC leader, led the party to a third consecutive term in the Haryana Assembly elections. Saini’s elevation as Chief Minister just months before the polls, replacing Manohar Lal Khattar, was a risky move but proved to be a winning strategy for the BJP. The party’s focus on development, employment opportunities, and criticism of the Congress’s perceived failures contributed to its success.
Several exit polls predict a Congress majority in Haryana and a close race between the National Conference-Congress alliance and BJP in Jammu and Kashmir. However, National Conference leader Omar Abdullah dismisses the predictions, emphasizing that only the final results on October 8 will matter.
Wrestler-turned-politician Vinesh Phogat has been served a notice by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) for a whereabouts failure. The notice comes amidst her busy political campaign for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections. Vinesh, who recently retired from wrestling after a disappointing Paris Olympics campaign, is required to provide details about her availability for dope tests, as per the NADA’s regulations. She is now required to respond to the notice within 14 days.
With 90 seats up for grabs, the Haryana Assembly elections in 2024 are heating up with a fierce competition among political parties. The BJP, Congress, AAP, and new alliances like JJP-ASP and BSP-INLD are vying for power, each offering a plethora of freebies, job promises, and schemes to woo voters. The focus remains on agrarian issues, women’s welfare, and caste-based appeals, setting the stage for a multi-cornered fight and potentially complex post-poll alliances.
Ahead of the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections in October, a look at recent electoral trends reveals a potential shift in favor of the Congress. While the BJP has held power since 2014, the Congress has seen a resurgence in vote share and leadership, particularly among Dalit voters. This analysis explores the factors contributing to this trend and its implications for the upcoming election.
The Congress party has released its third and fourth lists of candidates for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections, completing its nominations for 86 out of 90 seats. The party has fielded a mix of experienced leaders and new faces, including the son of Randeep Surjewala, Aditya, who will contest from Kaithal. The Congress is vying for power against the ruling BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party, aiming to win over voters with its diverse candidate pool.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has released its third list of candidates for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections, fielding prominent figures against established politicians. The party has now declared candidates for 40 out of the 90 seats in the state assembly.
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.
