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Dushyant Chautala Files Nomination, Predicts BJP's Downfall

Dushyant Chautala Files Nomination, Predicts BJP's Downfall

Dushyant Chautala claims a triangular contest will decide the fate of Haryana's Assembly elections. The JJP-ASP alliance is gearing up to offer young leadership to the state. Hundreds of officials have already left the BJP and 13 MLAs have exited the party.

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The Haryana Story brings you the latest political developments as the state gears up for its Assembly elections. Former Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala made bold predictions about the electoral landscape while filing his nomination papers in the Uchana Kalan Assembly segment of Jind district. 

BJP's "Bubble" Set to Burst 

Dushyant Chautala didn't mince words when discussing the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) prospects in the upcoming elections. He claimed that the BJP's support base is crumbling, stating, "The BJP's bubble was set to burst and it would face defeat in the elections."

The Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) leader pointed to recent developments to support his claim:

  • Three BJP ministers have left the party 
  • Two state presidents have departed 
  • 13 MLAs have exited 
  • Many district presidents have abandoned ship 
  • Hundreds of officials have left the BJP 

Chautala emphasized that this mass exodus began less than 24 hours after the BJP announced its candidates, adding ominously, "it was just a beginning."

Triangular Contest and Young Leadership 

Chautala expressed confidence in a three-way race for power in Haryana. He predicted that, similar to the 2019 Assembly elections, the JJP-ASP (Jannayak Janta Party-Azad Samaj Party) alliance would offer young leadership to the state.

"Like the 2019 Assembly elections, the JJP-ASP alliance would give a young leadership to the state and form a young government in a triangular contest in the elections," Chautala declared.

This statement suggests that Chautala sees his alliance as a viable alternative to both the BJP and the Congress, potentially reshaping Haryana's political landscape.

Show of Strength and Congress Critique 

The former Deputy CM didn't limit his criticism to the BJP. He took a swipe at the Congress as well, predicting that the opposition party would face "an even worse situation" once it announces its list of candidates.

Chautala's nomination filing was accompanied by a significant show of force from the JJP-ASP alliance:

  • A large road show was held in the Uchana Kalan segment
  • JJP national president Ajay Singh Chautala was present
  • MLA Naina Chautala joined the event
  • JJP general secretary Digvijay Chautala participated
  • A large number of JJP and Azad Samaj Party workers attended 

This display of unity and support seems designed to demonstrate the alliance's strength and readiness for the electoral battle ahead.

The Haryana Story will keep you updated on all the latest developments, alliances, and predictions in the run-up to this crucial election. Stay tuned for more in-depth coverage of Haryana's evolving political landscape.

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