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New Era Begins in Haryana Assembly: 40 First-Time MLAs to Take Oath

New Era Begins in Haryana Assembly: 40 First-Time MLAs to Take Oath

From Wrestling Champion to Political Dynasts: A Fresh Wave of Leaders Join Veteran Politicians in Shaping Haryana's Political Landscape, Including the State's Youngest-Ever Legislator at 25.

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A significant change is coming to the Haryana Assembly as 40 new faces prepare to begin their political journey alongside experienced leaders. This marks one of the largest influxes of new legislators in the state's recent history, bringing fresh perspectives and diverse backgrounds to the political landscape.

Young Blood Meets Political Legacy

The assembly will witness an interesting mix of youth and political dynasties. Aditya Surjewala, at 25, makes history as the youngest legislator, while 80-year-old Raghuvir Singh Kadian stands as the most senior member. Several newcomers represent prominent political families, including Arti Rao Singh, daughter of Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh, and Aditya Devilal, grandson of former Deputy Prime Minister Devi Lal.

Sports Meets Politics

Adding star power to the assembly, Olympic wrestler Vinesh Phogat, representing the Congress party from Julana constituency, brings her fighting spirit to the political arena. Her entry marks a growing trend of sports personalities entering politics to contribute to public service.

Breaking Gender Barriers

In a significant step toward gender representation, the assembly will have 13 women legislators - the highest ever. Geeta Bhukkal from Congress leads this group with her impressive record of being elected five times, while Savitri Jindal, from the Jindal Group, joins as an independent candidate with three electoral victories.

Party-wise Distribution

The BJP leads the pack of newcomers with 23 first-time MLAs, followed by Congress with 13 fresh faces. The INLD and Independents contribute two new legislators each. Pro-tem Speaker Raghuvir Singh Kadian will administer the oath to all members, including veteran politicians like former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda and current Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. 

The new assembly promises to bring a blend of fresh ideas and experienced governance, potentially reshaping Haryana's political future. The BJP has already announced plans to prepare a 100-day roadmap for development works, indicating an action-oriented approach from the beginning.

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