People Chanted 'Murdabad' Slogans for BJP Anoop Dhanak in Uklana

The Haryana Story, your trusted source for local political news, brings you an exclusive report on the mounting challenges faced by BJP candidate Anoop Dhanak in the Uklana constituency of Haryana. 

Dhanak, a former minister and two-time MLA, is encountering unprecedented opposition as he campaigns for the upcoming assembly elections. Our on-ground reporters have witnessed dramatic scenes unfolding in villages across the constituency.

Villagers Demand Accountability

In every village Dhanak visits, he is greeted with cries of "Down with Dhanak" and tough questions about his performance over the past decade. Residents are openly challenging him, demanding explanations for unfulfilled promises and unresolved issues. 

One villager, speaking to The Haryana Story, said, "We're asking him to account for the last 10 years. What has he done for us? When we approached him with our problems, he didn't even listen. Why should we vote for him now?" 

Water Crisis and Infrastructure Woes

A major point of contention is the lack of clean drinking water in many villages. Despite Dhanak serving as a minister for five years, residents complain that they still have to rely on saline water for their daily needs.

 "We're still drinking salty water. Our water treatment plant project was ignored. You had the power as a minister, but you didn't even bother to visit our village," an angry resident told Dhanak during a heated exchange.

Farmers' Issues Take Center Stage

Farmers in the constituency are particularly vocal in their opposition. They're questioning Dhanak about the deaths of farmers during protests, police action against demonstrators, and unfulfilled promises regarding Minimum Support Prices (MSP) for crops.

When Dhanak attempted to defend the government's MSP policy, farmers retorted, "Not even half of our crops are being purchased at MSP rates. Can you even explain what MSP means?" 

Political Isolation and Campaign Struggles

Adding to Dhanak's woes is the apparent distancing of local BJP leaders from his campaign. Many who were aspiring for the party ticket are noticeably absent from his rallies and door-to-door campaigns.

This isolation is making it increasingly difficult for Dhanak to run an effective campaign. In some villages, residents are even placing bets on his defeat, telling him to his face that he will lose no matter what. 

As The Haryana Story continues to follow this developing situation, it's clear that Anoop Dhanak faces an uphill battle in the Uklana constituency. With elections approaching, the coming weeks will be crucial in determining whether he can overcome this strong opposition and secure another term in office.