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Rampal Kashyap's 14-year barefoot journey ended when PM Modi personally met him at a Yamunanagar rally, gifting him shoes and helping him wear them. Kashyap had vowed in 2010 not to wear footwear until meeting Modi, enduring extreme weather conditions while maintaining his unique pledge of devotion.

Prime Minister Modi will attend two major rallies in Haryana on April 14, where CM Saini will present his government's six-month achievements. The visit includes inaugurating Hisar airport and laying the foundation for a power plant unit in Yamunanagar, coinciding with Ambedkar's birth anniversary celebrations.

Gaurav Gautam, a 36-year-old first-time MLA from Palwal, has become the youngest minister in Nayab Saini's Haryana cabinet. His meteoric rise from BJP Youth Wing leader to Minister of State with independent charge of three important portfolios has surprised political observers.

Yamunanagar district administration has prepared extensive arrangements for PM Modi's April 14 visit, allocating 170 acres for the rally and parking. Officials have deployed 3,000 police personnel and established comprehensive security and medical facilities.

Former Union Minister and Sirsa MP Kumari Selja has criticized the BJP government for increasing LPG cylinder prices by ₹50, breaking its own promise to provide cylinders at ₹500. She highlighted how rising prices are severely impacting household budgets amid economic challenges.

Krishan Kumar Bedi, a prominent Dalit leader in BJP, recently took oath as minister in Nayab Saini's cabinet. A former political secretary to ex-CM Manohar Lal Khattar, Bedi won from Narwana after losing his Shahabad seat in 2019.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has criticized the BJP government for avoiding the release of a white paper on state debt. He claims the state's debt has risen from Rs 60,000 crore in 2014 to Rs 5.16 lakh crore currently.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered that the election petition against Haryana minister Gaurav Gautam will proceed on a day-to-day basis. The case, filed by former minister Karan Singh Dalal, accuses Gautam of corrupt practices by using religious appeals during his election campaign.

While Chief Minister Saini announced plans to consult the Advocate General on a High Court ruling about police inspector recruitment during Hooda's term, the former CM objected to discussing court matters in the Assembly.

Heated exchanges took place in the Haryana Assembly on Tuesday when BJP members raised questions about police inspector recruitments conducted during the Bhupinder Singh Hooda-led Congress government in 2008-09.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini's first budget allocates Rs 5,000 crore for the Lado Laxmi Yojana, but the amount falls significantly short of the Rs 24,192 crore needed annually to support all eligible women.

Haryana has transitioned to a BJP-led "triple engine government" at central, state, and local levels. Over ten years, BJP delivered transparent governance with 176,000 corruption-free jobs, expanded education with 80 new colleges, improved healthcare, and implemented welfare schemes, earning public trust through development and inclusive policies.

In dramatic scenes Tuesday, Congress MLAs walked out of the Haryana Assembly after a heated exchange over job irregularities, claiming they weren't allowed to raise the MBBS scam while BJP members freely attacked the previous Hooda government.

The Bharatiya Janata Party has restructured its organizational framework in Haryana by appointing 27 district presidents, including four women leaders. The party has added five new district units to enhance its operational efficiency across the state.

BJP dominated Haryana's municipal elections, winning 9 of 10 mayoral seats and numerous council positions, delivering a significant blow to Congress in its strongholds and establishing what party leaders call a "triple-engine" government in the state.

Panipat Municipal Corporation elections concluded peacefully with 52.2% voter turnout across 365 polling booths. Voting for mayor and 26 ward councillors saw only a few minor incidents. Results will be declared on March 12 after counting.

Haryana Women's Commission Chairperson Renu Bhatia has advised wrestler-turned-legislator Vinesh Phogat to preserve her image following controversial statements about the Himani murder case. Bhatia also shared views on rising crime awareness among women and criticized live-in relationships.

Four months after losing the Haryana Assembly elections, Congress has finally called a meeting in Delhi. The party will review its defeat, select an Opposition Leader, and discuss organizational changes while questions loom over Bhupinder Singh Hooda's future in party leadership.

Satpal Sangwan, former Haryana Cooperation Minister and two-time MLA from Dadri, passed away at Medanta Hospital in Gurugram. Known as "Bulldozer" by former CM Bansi Lal, Sangwan had been ill for several days before his death early this morning.

Voting is in progress for 40 municipal bodies in Haryana, including 9 municipal corporations. Transport Minister Anil Vij, former CM Manohar Lal Khattar, and JJP chief Ajay Chautala have cast their votes, while some centers reported EVM issues and slow turnout.

A day before the municipal election campaign deadline, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi, where he pledged to form a "triple government" following the upcoming civic polls.

The BJP has taken strong disciplinary action by suspending 58 leaders across Gurugram district for six years after they filed nominations as Independent candidates against official party nominees while allegedly continuing to use BJP symbols and leader images.

Shruti Choudhry, now leading crucial portfolios of Irrigation and Women Development, brings together her distinguished educational background and rich political heritage to shape Haryana's future with innovative governance approaches.

BJP has released a detailed election manifesto for municipal elections with promises targeting every section of society. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launched it from Rohtak party office, focusing on women's welfare, property rights, and urban development while claiming Congress is lagging behind in campaign efforts.

Vipul Goel's remarkable journey from a Delhi University graduate to Haryana's Cabinet Minister combines business success with dedicated public service. His innovative initiatives and loyalty to BJP, even during challenging times, have earned him strong public support.

From his simple beginnings in Madlauda to becoming a key minister in CM Saini's cabinet, Krishan Lal Panwar's political journey spans over 40 years. His transition from Rajya Sabha to state politics marks another significant chapter in his public service career.

State Election Commissioner Dhanpat Singh announces comprehensive schedule for Panipat Municipal Corporation elections, covering mayoral and ward member positions, with voting planned for over 4 lakh registered voters.

Journey from Village Gangwa to State Cabinet: How the Former Deputy Speaker is Reshaping Rural Development Through Public Health Engineering and PWD Portfolios. His focus is on giving villages the same facilities as cities while preserving their unique character.

With Rekha Gupta's recent appointment as Delhi's Chief Minister, Haryana has now produced three of Delhi's CMs. Each has a unique connection to the state - from Sushma Swaraj's Ambala roots to Kejriwal's Hisar origins and Gupta's Jind heritage.

In a significant political development in Karnal, Haryana, more than 50 Congress leaders, including former Minority Commission Chairman Trilochan Singh, joined the BJP. The mass exodus occurred due to dissatisfaction over the Congress party's mayoral candidate selection, dealing a major blow to their electoral prospects.

Senior Haryana BJP leader Anil Vij faces unprecedented disciplinary action after criticizing CM Saini and state party chief Badoli. The development signals a possible change in the party's traditional tolerance of his outspoken nature.

Shyam Singh Rana, a 76-year-old veteran politician from Radaur, has emerged as a key figure in Haryana's agricultural policy-making. His journey from a farmer to Agriculture Minister reflects his deep understanding of agricultural issues and commitment to farmer welfare.

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal failed to appear in Sonipat court regarding allegations he made about Haryana government poisoning Yamuna river. The case, filed by irrigation department officials, has sparked controversy across both states.

Following Chief Minister N Biren Singh's resignation on February 9, 2025, Manipur came under President's Rule. The move transfers state powers to the central government, marking the 11th time Manipur has faced central rule. This development comes amid political uncertainty and continuing ethnic conflicts.

The Enforcement Directorate conducted an extensive 18-hour raid at BJP leader Niti Sen Bhatia's Haryana residence, investigating potential money laundering. The probe coincides with his younger son's previous NCB case and elder son's mayoral candidacy.

Haryana Minister Anil Vij has submitted his written response to the BJP's show cause notice on the final day of the deadline. The notice was issued following his comments against CM Saini and state BJP president Mohan Lal Baroli. Vij expressed willingness to provide additional clarifications if needed.

The Haryana municipal elections commence nominations from February 11, with the High Court rejecting Congress's ballot paper demand. BJP has prepared candidate panels for mayor and chairman positions, while setting comprehensive guidelines for candidates including spending limits and qualification requirements.

Haryana Congress plans to demand ballot paper voting instead of EVMs for upcoming civic polls. The party is preparing to contest municipal corporation elections on party symbol while addressing concerns about ward reservations.

As BJP clinches Delhi Assembly after 27 years, Haryana's political leadership celebrates with traditional jalebis. Leaders emphasize the end of AAP's misrule, address the Yamuna water controversy, and promise better governance through the double-engine government model.

Eight politicians with Haryana roots contested Delhi Assembly elections, with three securing victories while five, including former CM Arvind Kejriwal, faced defeat. The results highlight the significant presence of Haryana-origin leaders in Delhi politics.

Following BJP's victory in Delhi after 27 years, PM Modi highlighted Haryana's governance transformation as a model for Delhi's future. The victory sparked celebrations across Haryana and Punjab, with local leaders joining the festivities.

In a significant political shift, BJP secured a decisive victory in Delhi, ending AAP's 12-year rule. The win was engineered through careful planning, including Modi's direct campaign involvement, strategic demographic targeting, and effective brand damage to Kejriwal's image. This comprehensive analysis explores the winning formula.

A complex legal battle unfolds in Haryana as singer Rocky Mittal files a counter-FIR alleging a honeytrap conspiracy, following gang rape accusations against him and BJP state president Mohan Lal Badoli. Police have arrested three suspects while investigating both claims.

BJP announces it will contest upcoming municipal elections under party symbol for mayor and municipal council positions, while decision pending for municipal committees. Congress leader Hooda criticizes election delays and calls for party meeting.

Dr. Arvind Kumar Sharma's journey from a dental surgeon to Haryana's Cabinet Minister exemplifies a unique blend of professional expertise and political acumen. His varied political career, spanning roles as an Independent, Congress member, BSP leader, and now BJP minister, demonstrates his adaptability and public service commitment.

Haryana's State Election Commission announces local body elections for March 2, 2025, covering 33 municipalities. A notable NOTA clause, revised expenditure limits, and educational qualifications for candidates mark significant changes in the electoral process.

Haryana Cabinet Minister Anil Vij escalates his criticism of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, highlighting alleged dual loyalties of party workers and questioning administrative decisions. The veteran BJP leader's bold statements reveal deepening internal party tensions.

Senior Haryana Minister Anil Vij criticizes CM Nayab Singh Saini for excessive helicopter travel, claims disconnection from people's issues. Government responds by transferring Ambala DC after Vij threatens protest. Seven-time BJP MLA's outburst adds to party's challenges ahead of crucial elections.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini drinks Yamuna water near Delhi border to counter Kejriwal's claims of "poisoned" water, leading to a political dispute over water quality and the use of central funds for river cleanup.

Arti Singh Rao, daughter of Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh, has emerged as a powerful force in Haryana politics. The former Asian Games gold medalist shooter now leads the state's health ministry, focusing on expanding medical infrastructure and implementing ambitious healthcare initiatives.

Haryana Minister Anil Vij strongly condemns Congress President Kharge's comments about Mahakumbh rituals, demanding a public apology for insulting Hindu sentiments. He also criticizes Delhi CM Kejriwal for blaming Haryana over Yamuna pollution instead of addressing Delhi's responsibilities.

Nayab Singh Saini leads BJP to a historic third consecutive victory in Haryana, winning hearts through transparent governance, youth empowerment, and a people-friendly approach that has transformed the state's political landscape.

Anil Vij, securing his seventh consecutive win from Ambala Cantonment, exemplifies principled leadership in Indian politics. His journey from a bank employee to becoming Haryana's influential minister handling Transport, Energy, and Labor portfolios showcases a unique blend of innovative governance and unwavering principles.

Mohan Lal Badoli, the Haryana BJP state president who recently led the party to a historic third term victory, faces serious gang rape allegations from a New Delhi woman. The charges have emerged just as he was expected to secure a second term as state party chief.

Rao Narbir Singh, a fourth-time MLA from Badshahpur, has achieved a unique distinction in Haryana politics by becoming a cabinet minister every time he won assembly elections. His political resilience was demonstrated when he made a strong comeback in 2024 after losing his ticket in 2019, securing a massive victory margin and important ministerial berths.

After securing BJP's third consecutive term in Haryana, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini implements innovative governance strategies while preparing ground for BJP's comeback in Delhi elections.

Haryana Congress faces severe organizational challenges as two state presidents resigned and the current president blames the party in-charge for ineffectiveness. Senior leaders warn of political consequences as the party struggles with internal conflicts and leadership issues.

Former Union Minister Kumari Selja raises concerns over Haryana's deteriorating law and order situation, citing rising gangster culture, threats to MLAs, and increasing crimes against women, while criticizing the government's ineffective response.

A Dalit student's suicide at Sharda College Loharu due to inability to pay fees has sparked political controversy. Minister Krishan Lal Panwar demands action against college chairman and MLA Rajbir Phartia, promises justice for the victim's family, and defends government's pro-Dalit stance.

Haryana witnessed significant changes in 2024, including a new CM, the end of JJP, record-breaking temperatures, and high-profile political murders. The state saw major political realignments, wrestler Vinesh Phogat's entry into politics, and the BJP's historic third term in power.

The Congress high command has restricted the autonomy previously enjoyed by former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda and State President Udaibhan in Haryana, leading to visible tensions in the state leadership.

Opposition parties in Haryana launched widespread protests against Union Home Minister Amit Shah's recent remarks about Dr. BR Ambedkar. Former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda led Congress workers in a march, while BSP organized separate demonstrations, highlighting cross-party unity in defending Ambedkar's legacy.

Congress leader Kumari Selja strongly criticized BJP's governance, citing concerns over farmer protests, parliamentary democracy, and unfulfilled promises. She highlighted recent parliamentary incidents and accused BJP of anti-democratic practices during a press conference in Fatehabad.

Congress leader Kumari Selja visited farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who has been on a 28-day hunger strike at the Khanori border, highlighting government's apathy towards farmers' demands and the militarization of protest sites.

The alleged assault case on OP Dhankhar's son Ashutosh faces scrutiny in court as the accused claim self-defense and false charges. The judge has demanded medical verification of injuries while defense lawyers allege political pressure behind arrests.

Haryana Cabinet Minister Anil Vij addressed multiple political issues, including Om Prakash Chautala's demise, Congress's Parliament behavior, farmer protests in Punjab, and Kejriwal's recent actions. His statements reflect the current political climate and ongoing tensions between different political parties.

Om Prakash Chautala, former Haryana Chief Minister and INLD supremo, passed away following a heart attack in Gurugram. His journey from being Deputy PM Devi Lal's son to becoming a five-time CM, including his controversial terms and late-life education, marks a significant chapter in Haryana's political history.

The BJP has nominated Rekha Sharma, former NCW chairperson, for the Rajya Sabha election from Haryana, filling the seat vacated by Krishan Lal Panwar after his Assembly poll victory, with elections scheduled for December 20.

Former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda criticizes the BJP government for preventing farmers from marching to Delhi, calling it anti-democratic and highlighting ongoing agricultural grievances about minimum support prices and government promises.

Haryana Congress in-charge Deepak Babaria reveals critical election setbacks, acknowledging ticket distribution failures on 10-15 seats, internal factionalism, and alleging BJP-led EVM manipulation as primary reasons for the party's electoral loss.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda criticizes the state government's agricultural policies, demanding legal MSP guarantees and challenging claims about support for 24 crop varieties.

In a dramatic political development, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Haryana faces an internal challenge with 8 potential candidates competing for a single Rajya Sabha seat, highlighting the party's intricate selection process and community representation strategies.

Haryana's BJP is navigating a complex candidate selection process for the upcoming Rajya Sabha bye-election. Multiple party leaders are in the race, with caste considerations, RSS connections, and political strategizing significantly influencing the final decision.

In a remarkable political journey spanning four decades, Anil Vij has emerged as a unique figure in Haryana's political landscape. From rejecting ministerial berths to running development-only campaigns, his unconventional approach and steadfast principles have helped him secure his seventh term while maintaining strong ties with BJP's national leadership.

During a youth festival in Kurukshetra, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini warned young people against using illegal "donkey routes" for foreign migration. He emphasized the government's commitment to providing legal pathways abroad and announced plans to make Haryana's youth skilled and financially independent by 2030.

Haryana Congress president Udai Bhan alleges that party incharge Deepak Babaria received a WhatsApp message predicting seat losses and EVM manipulations before election counting, prompting the party to consider legal action and challenge the election results.

First-time MLA Arjun Chautala is making waves in Haryana politics by embodying the characteristics of three generations of his political family. From traditional attire to aggressive parliamentary style, the 32-year-old represents a unique blend of the Chautala legacy.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda defended his family's political legacy in an emotional outburst during the Assembly session. He highlighted his grandfather's role in the freedom struggle and his father's sacrifices while responding to critics who accused him of promoting dynasty politics.

Former MP Kuldeep Bishnoi's bid for a Rajya Sabha seat faces uncertainty after BJP State President Mohanlal Badoli's suggestive comments. Despite Bishnoi's high-level meetings with party leadership, recent developments indicate growing distance between him and the party.

BJP's Haryana unit has compiled a list of internal saboteurs from recent assembly elections, based on constituency-level feedback. Meanwhile, the party launches massive membership drive targeting 50 lakh new members, with over 10 lakh already enrolled.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda challenges BJP's mandate, pointing out the minimal vote difference and alleging widespread corruption in government recruitments. He defends Congress's development record while criticizing BJP's governance failures.

During the Haryana Assembly session, opposition parties strongly criticized the Governor's Address as lacking vision, highlighting issues like farmer distress and unemployment. BJP defended its 10-year record, emphasizing transparency in job recruitment and overall development achievements.

AAP leader Anmol Gagan Maan strongly opposes plans for Haryana's new assembly building in Chandigarh, arguing it violates the 1966 promise to transfer Chandigarh to Punjab. She highlights the swift resolution of similar situations in other states and demands answers from BJP and Congress.

Drama unfolded in Haryana Assembly when Congress MLA Bharat Bhushan Batra's provocative comment about BJP "worshipping EVMs" triggered fierce protests. The session saw multiple confrontations over election results, security concerns, and governance issues amid unexpected political courtesies.

A month-long internal BJP review reveals five major factors behind the party's defeat in 42 Haryana assembly seats. The report, incorporating feedback from RSS, defeated candidates, and district presidents, signals upcoming organizational changes and strategic reforms.

The BJP in Haryana has initiated an ambitious membership drive targeting 50 lakh members across 20,629 polling booths. State BJP chief Mohan Lal Badoli leads strategic meetings with CM Nayab Singh Saini and senior leaders to strengthen party presence at grassroots level.

Deepender Hooda, Congress MP from Rohtak, addresses party's defeat in Haryana Assembly elections. He announces formation of a two-member committee to investigate loss causes and confirms that party high command will soon appoint Leader of Opposition, while highlighting equal vote share between BJP and Congress.

Former Congress MLA Shamsher Gogi has stirred controversy by questioning party leadership's decisions, particularly criticizing the newly formed eight-member committee. He suggested that the committee comprises defeated candidates and overlooks experienced leaders, highlighting deepening internal conflicts within Congress.

Haryana Congress has established an 8-member committee to investigate its recent assembly election defeat. The committee will particularly examine EVM-related issues and internal party conflicts, with claims of result manipulation in 14 key constituencies emerging.

Following their first electoral defeat in Adampur after 57 years, the Bhajan Lal family has launched an intensive three-day grassroots campaign. Kuldeep Bishnoi and his son Bhavya are visiting 54 villages, expressing gratitude and attempting to rebuild their political base among OBC and Bishnoi voters.

The BJP has announced an ambitious membership drive in Jhajjar district, targeting 4 lakh new members across four Assembly constituencies. National Secretary Om Prakash Dhankar revealed plans for extensive workshops and special incentives for active workers in this month-long campaign.

The Election Commission of India has firmly rejected Congress Party's allegations about EVM irregularities in the Haryana assembly elections. The party's claims about battery levels affecting election outcomes were dismissed after a detailed investigation of 26 assembly constituencies.

Haryana's Deputy Speaker announces training program for first-time MLAs to enhance their parliamentary speaking skills. The initiative aims to prepare 40 new legislators, including 23 from BJP, for effective participation in Assembly proceedings.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini sets a collaborative tone for Haryana's 15th Assembly, welcoming opposition input and celebrating increased women's representation. He congratulated new Speaker Harvinder Kalyan and emphasized mentorship for 40 first-time MLAs.

The Haryana Assembly welcomes 40 new MLAs, including Olympic wrestler Vinesh Phogat and several political heirs. The BJP leads with 23 first timers, while the Congress brings 13 new faces. The assembly will see a record number of 13 women legislators in this session.

Congress leader Kumari Selja has called out the BJP government in Haryana for not implementing its electoral promises, including monthly payments to women and subsidized gas cylinders, questioning the timeline for these welfare schemes.

Congress observers submit their report on Haryana CLP leader selection to party President Kharge. Majority of MLAs support former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda's continuation as Opposition Leader, citing his experience and ability to unite the party against BJP's strong presence.

Haryana Congress leader Ajay Singh Yadav rescinds his resignation days after quitting. He affirms his lifelong commitment to the party and Sonia Gandhi. The decision comes after alleged tensions with Rahul Gandhi and concerns about OBC representation in the party.

Haryana's Agriculture Department takes strict action against stubble burning, banning 38 farmers from selling crops at MSP for two seasons. Officials are monitoring the situation closely, with fines imposed and FIRs filed against violators. The move aims to curb air pollution and promote sustainable farming practices.

Congress MP Kumari Selja criticizes the BJP-led Haryana government for delayed department allocation to ministers. She claims the state government is controlled by the Centre and highlights issues of internal struggles, rising inflation, and deteriorating law and order.

The newly formed Haryana cabinet under Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini shows careful consideration of caste and regional balance. With OBCs getting the most representation, the BJP aims to cater to various communities while also focusing on key geographic areas.

The new Haryana cabinet under CM Nayab Saini includes two women ministers, Arti Singh Rao and Shruti Choudhry. Both come from influential political families and their appointments signify the BJP's strategy to balance regional and dynastic politics in the state.

Nayab Singh Saini's political career has seen a dramatic turnaround, from losing his deposit in 2009 to becoming Haryana's Chief Minister. His rise within the BJP, supported by mentor Manohar Lal Khattar, showcases the party's strategy in balancing Jat and non-Jat interests in the state.

Congress candidates in Haryana share their frustrations with an AICC committee, citing various reasons for their election loss. Issues range from poor organization to doubts about EVMs. The party now faces the challenge of addressing these concerns to improve future performance.

This article examines the recent Haryana Assembly elections through the perspectives of Rohtak residents. It explores the organizational differences between BJP and Congress, internal party issues, voter demographics, and media influence. The piece highlights the complex factors contributing to BJP's victory and Congress' defeat, sparking reflection on Haryana's political future.

After a close election loss in Haryana, the Congress party grapples with choosing its Legislature Party leader. Bhupinder Singh Hooda, despite strong support, faces challenges from rival factions as the party analyzes its defeat and plans its next moves.

BJP plans to elect a new Chief Minister for Haryana, with Nayab Singh Saini as the likely candidate. Amit Shah's appointment as central observer signals the party's focus on a smooth transition and future electoral strategies.

Kumari Selja, former Union Minister and Sirsa MP, discusses Congress party's defeat in Haryana elections. She highlights the ongoing review by the high command and stresses the importance of rebuilding the party's organizational structure at state and block levels.

The Congress party faces internal strife following its third straight defeat in Haryana's assembly elections. Leaders blame EVMs, organizational weaknesses, and factional disputes. The party is considering leadership changes at the state level.

Kuldeep Bishnoi, a prominent BJP figure, is lobbying for a Rajya Sabha seat following his family's unexpected electoral loss in Adampur. This strategic move comes as the Bishnoi clan attempts to maintain their political relevance in the wake of their 55-year winning streak's abrupt conclusion.

Deepak Babaria, Congress' Haryana in-charge, has offered his resignation following the party's defeat in the recent assembly elections. While awaiting a decision from the party leadership, Congress has initiated a review process, including forming a fact-finding team and investigating alleged EVM discrepancies.

An internal Congress survey shows that rebel candidates caused the party to lose 16 seats in the recent Haryana Assembly elections. In many constituencies, votes polled by rebels exceeded the margin of defeat for official Congress candidates.

Following Congress's unexpected defeat in Haryana's Assembly elections, Rahul Gandhi criticized local leaders for prioritizing personal interests over party success. A high-level meeting chaired by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge resulted in the formation of a probe committee to investigate the reasons behind the defeat.

Despite securing a majority in Haryana Assembly elections, BJP failed to win any seats across five districts - Nuh, Sirsa, Fatehabad, Rohtak, and Jhajjar. These 19 seats, particularly in the Bagad Belt, showed strong anti-incumbency and specific regional factors affecting BJP's performance.

A day after winning 48 seats in the 90-member Haryana Assembly, BJP received support from three Independent MLAs, including prominent industrialist Savitri Jindal, strengthening its position in the state government.

The Bhajan Lal family's 56-year grip on Adampur seat ends as BJP candidate Bhavya Bishnoi loses to Congress's Chander Prakash. An emotional Kuldeep Bishnoi struggled to address supporters, marking the end of a political era in Haryana.

BJP creates history in Haryana by winning a third consecutive term, with Nayab Saini set to continue as Chief Minister. The party's strategy of focusing on OBC leadership and development agenda proves successful, while Congress's Jat-centric approach falls short. 

BJP secures a decisive victory in Haryana's GT Road belt, winning 18 out of 29 seats across seven districts. The party's improved performance in this traditionally influential region proves crucial for maintaining power, despite facing anti-incumbency concerns.

Former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda maintains his political dominance in Haryana's Rohtak-Jhajjar region, leading Congress to win seven out of eight seats. His personal victory margin of over 71,000 votes highlights the party's enduring influence in the area.

BJP secured a historic third consecutive term in Haryana by winning 48 seats, marking the first hat-trick victory in the state's history. The party's strategic decisions, including changing candidates in key constituencies and focusing on youth-centric issues, proved decisive in overcoming anti-incumbency.

Olympic wrestler Vinesh Phogat successfully transitioned from sports to politics, winning the Julana Assembly constituency in Haryana by 6,015 votes. As the only Congress victor from Jind district, she dedicates her win to women's struggles and commits to full-time public service.

BJP achieves a clean sweep in all nine assembly segments of Karnal Lok Sabha constituency, with candidates winning by significant margins. Former CM ML Khattar's continued influence plays a crucial role in the party's dominant performance. 

Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh announces BJP's likely victory in South Haryana based on initial polling trends. His daughter Arti Singh Rao, contesting from Ateli constituency, receives positive feedback from booth agents. Both leaders credit party workers for their dedicated campaign efforts. 

Following an intensive election campaign in Julana constituency, wrestler-turned-politician Vinesh Phogat embarks on a spiritual journey to Salasar Dham in Rajasthan. Her campaign team expresses confidence in a significant victory margin, highlighting her successful outreach to 73 villages.

Despite exit polls favoring Congress, Haryana's Caretaker CM Nayab Singh Saini remains confident of BJP securing a third term. He credits the party's expected victory to successful welfare schemes and dismisses unfavorable predictions while anticipating EVM-related complaints from opponents. 

Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda, bolstered by favorable exit polls, promises immediate action on manifesto implementation. He criticizes BJP's decade-long governance, highlighting issues of unemployment and crime, while receiving widespread support from visitors at his residence.

Exit polls for Haryana's 2024 assembly elections predict a decisive victory for Congress, with projections showing 44-62 seats in the 90-member assembly. Former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda emerges as a frontrunner for the chief ministerial position, while BJP faces significant setback in their stronghold.

In a significant political statement, BJP stalwart Anil Vij addresses speculation about Haryana's leadership, confirming his willingness to serve as Chief Minister while highlighting his decade-long dedication to the party and track record of accepting challenging assignments. 

AICC General Secretary Kumari Selja reaffirms her chief ministerial ambitions during Haryana assembly polls, emphasizing her seniority and political weight while maintaining loyalty to the Gandhi family amid discussions of party leadership dynamics. 

In a major political development ahead of Haryana assembly polls, former MP Ashok Tanwar left BJP to rejoin Congress, marking his fourth party switch in five years. The move could impact nine assembly seats in the Sirsa region, particularly affecting BJP's influence among SC voters.

Former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar's appeal to Punjabi voters in Karnal has triggered controversy, with Congress leaders accusing him of opportunistic identity politics. The dispute highlights the crucial role of the Punjabi community in the upcoming elections.

In Haryana's political landscape, all major parties are intensively focusing on winning over the 21% Dalit voter base. BJP lost two reserved seats in recent Lok Sabha elections, while Congress gained significant ground. Both parties are now making extensive promises to secure this crucial voting bloc.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge delivered a powerful critique of BJP policies at a Hansi rally, focusing on farmer neglect, military welfare, and economic inequality. He promised significant reforms and highlighted Congress's past achievements in supporting farmers and soldiers.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced BJP's transformative plan to introduce simultaneous national and state elections through new legislation. During multiple rallies in Haryana, he emphasized administrative efficiency and addressed concerns about military recruitment reforms.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court faces a critical shortage of 31 judges, leading to mounting case backlogs. With over 4.33 lakh pending cases and more judge retirements approaching, the situation threatens to worsen, raising concerns about timely justice delivery.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Palwal, Haryana, criticizing the Congress party for its alleged corruption and anti-Dalit stance. He accused the opposition of making false promises and emphasized BJP's commitment to development and welfare schemes.

During his second day of campaigning in Haryana, Rahul Gandhi conducted roadshows and rallies across multiple towns, focusing on reservation rights, unemployment, and development issues while receiving warm welcomes from locals.

At a rally in Julana, Haryana, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi campaigned for wrestler-turned-politician Vinesh Phogat, highlighting the athlete's struggle against the BJP government and criticizing various policies including MSP and Agniveer scheme. 

A report by the Association for Democratic Reforms reveals that 13% of candidates in Haryana's Assembly elections have criminal cases against them. AAP leads with 26% of its candidates having criminal records, while BJP has the least. The report also highlights the wealthiest candidates and those with zero assets.

A road show in Uchana Kalan village turned violent when Dushyant Chautala and Chandrashekhar's convoy was attacked. Chandrashekhar's car was vandalized, forcing him to switch vehicles. Chautala demanded immediate police action, giving authorities a one-hour ultimatum to arrest the attackers.

The Election Commission has permitted the Haryana government to consider a 20-day parole for Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, just before the October 5 Assembly elections. This decision comes with strict conditions, including a ban on entering Haryana and participating in any political activities.

BJP leaders make bold promises in Haryana's election campaign. National president JP Nadda announces plans to double Ayushman Bharat health coverage. State leader Nayab Singh Saini commits to restarting government job recruitments. Both leaders criticize previous Congress governments and highlight BJP's achievements.

Rahul Gandhi kicks off 'Haryana Vijay Sankalp Yatra' in Ambala, targeting three districts. He highlights unemployment, farmer issues, and youth migration. Gandhi promises government jobs, MSP guarantees for farmers, and inclusive governance. The campaign aims to challenge BJP's rule in the upcoming Haryana assembly elections.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini confidently predicts BJP's third consecutive victory in the upcoming state elections. He denies any internal party conflicts and criticizes Congress, calling Rahul Gandhi's campaign a "political tourism." Saini highlights BJP's achievements and promises, contrasting them with alleged Congress failures.

The JJP-ASP alliance has released its manifesto for the Haryana Assembly elections, promising crop procurement at MSP, unemployment benefits, and increased pensions. The manifesto, dubbed "Jansewa Patra," includes various initiatives aimed at farmers, students, women, and the elderly.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed a rally in Gurugram, criticizing Congress and Rahul Gandhi for unfulfilled promises in other states. He highlighted BJP's achievements, defended policies like Agnipath, and promised continued development in Haryana if the party retains power.

Independent candidate Rajesh Joon held a massive show of strength in Bahadurgarh, drawing crowds that caused traffic jams. Joon accused Congress of betrayal, promised development, and vowed to be a full-time representative if elected. The turnout boosted his campaign morale significantly.

Gopal Kanda, the Haryana Lokhit Party candidate from Sirsa, is at the center of controversy for displaying a BJP flag after criticizing the party. With support from INLD and BJP's withdrawal of their candidate, Kanda's campaign highlights the complex alliances in Haryana's politics.

Kumari Selja, Congress leader and Sirsa MP, discusses the party's campaign strategy, internal conflicts, and prospects for forming the next government in Haryana. She addresses her recent absence from campaigning and criticizes the BJP's lack of achievements over the past decade.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed three election rallies in Haryana, targeting Congress leaders and their policies. He accused the Congress of corruption, promised benefits for Agniveers, and highlighted the BJP government's achievements. Shah also made commitments for future development in Ambala. 

Mayawati, addressing a rally in Haryana, criticized Rahul Gandhi's stance on reservation and accused Congress and BJP of attempting to end it. She promised two deputy CMs if the BSP-INLD alliance wins, aiming to secure votes from backward classes and scheduled castes.

The BJP's decision to keep former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar away from Prime Minister Modi's rallies indicates a strategic shift to overcome anti-incumbency. The party is focusing on non-Jat voters and promoting new leadership to secure a third term in the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections.

Rahul Gandhi campaigns in Haryana, predicting a Congress victory in upcoming elections. He criticizes the BJP government's policies, promises job creation, and economic support for women and farmers. Gandhi also shares stories of Haryana youth seeking opportunities abroad due to unemployment at home.

Congress leader Pawan Khera claims ex-Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar tried to join Congress after his removal. Khera criticizes BJP's 10-year rule, questions Khattar's sudden removal, and dismisses allegations of Congress internal discord. He also addresses issues of Dalit representation and reservations.

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, former Haryana CM, vows to reopen the Shambhu border if Congress wins. He criticizes BJP's governance, promises legal MSP guarantee, and addresses rumors about party unity. Hooda emphasizes Congress's commitment to farmers and development in Haryana.

Kumari Selja, a prominent Dalit leader in Haryana Congress, has agreed to join the election campaign after a 12-day absence. Her return follows interventions by Rahul Gandhi and party president Mallikarjun Kharge, addressing concerns about ticket distribution and chief ministerial candidacy.

UP CM Yogi Adityanath campaigned in Haryana, accusing Congress of dividing society and insulting Dr. BR Ambedkar. He praised BJP's development agenda, highlighted PM Modi's initiatives, and urged voters to support the party in the upcoming Assembly elections. 

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, former Haryana CM, campaigns for Congress in Sirsa district. He predicts a Congress majority, criticizes the BJP-JJP government's performance, and promises to address public concerns if elected. Hooda contrasts Congress's past achievements with current administration's shortcomings.

Congress candidates in Haryana are making ambitious promises, including claims to deputy chief minister positions and guarantees of government jobs, as they campaign for the upcoming state assembly elections. These statements have sparked controversy and raised questions about pre-election tactics.

In a major development during the Haryana Assembly elections, Congress candidate Surender Panwar from Sonipat has been cleared by the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The court dismissed the ₹25 crore money laundering case against him and declared his arrest illegal, potentially altering the electoral landscape in Sonipat.

Manohar Lal Khattar, former Haryana CM and BJP leader, has invited Congress MP Kumari Selja to join the BJP. Khattar criticized the Congress for internal conflicts and alleged mistreatment of Selja. This move comes as the Congress faces increasing factionalism and leadership struggles in Haryana.

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann criticized the BJP during a campaign rally in Rewari, Haryana. He attacked the Agnipath scheme, highlighted unemployment issues, and touted AAP's job creation record. Mann's visit aimed to support AAP candidate Satish Yadav in the upcoming elections.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda is spearheading the Congress campaign in the state, conducting multiple rallies daily. The absence of national leaders has put Hooda at the forefront, contrasting with the BJP and AAP's campaigns featuring prominent figures like PM Modi and Arvind Kejriwal.

Devender Kadyan, a former BJP leader running as an independent, has turned the Ganaur assembly election into a tight three-way race. His campaign is posing a significant challenge to both the BJP and Congress candidates, potentially splitting the Jat vote and complicating the electoral math in this historically competitive constituency.

A campaign visit by former Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala in Kaithal district's Guhla assembly turned violent when wrestler Gurmukh, who had earlier confronted Chautala about sports issues, was allegedly attacked by JJP supporters. The incident has sparked controversy and raised questions about political intimidation in Haryana.

As Haryana prepares for elections, BJP candidates face widespread protests from farmers. Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh admits the party mishandled the farmer crisis, leading to current resentment. The situation highlights the ongoing tension between the BJP and the farming community in the state.

Kumari Selja, former Union Minister and Sirsa MP, has been noticeably absent from the Congress poll campaign in Haryana after ticket allocation. Her absence has raised concerns among party members, highlighting internal factionalism. A recent caste slur incident has further complicated the situation.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini expressed confidence in BJP forming the government for a third term in Haryana. At a rally in Ganaur, he urged voters to participate in the upcoming elections, criticized the Congress, and highlighted his government's achievements.

The day began with Ramit joining the Congress party around noon, in a ceremony presided over by Rohtak MLA Bharat Bhushan Batra. Photos of the event, showing Batra placing a symbolic cloth on Ramit's shoulder, were quickly circulated, seemingly cementing his switch to the opposition party.

In Haryana's upcoming assembly elections, 15 descendants of the state's three most influential political families - the Lals - are competing for nine seats. This unprecedented family showdown highlights the evolving nature of Haryana's political landscape and the enduring legacy of its political dynasties.

BJP's Haryana manifesto includes 20 key promises, focusing on women's empowerment, job creation, and industrial development. The party aims to provide Rs 2,100 monthly to women, create 2 lakh government jobs, and establish 10 new industrial towns.

Haryana's upcoming election on October 5 is shaping up to be a battleground over issues affecting farmers, soldiers, and athletes. The ruling BJP faces criticism for its policies, while opposition parties seek to gain support from these key groups. The outcome remains uncertain as campaigning intensifies.

Rao Inderjit Singh, a six-time MP and Union Minister, has stated he would accept the role of Haryana's Chief Minister if offered. This statement comes despite BJP's previous announcement of Nayab Singh Saini as their CM candidate, potentially reshaping the political landscape ahead of the state elections. 

The Congress party has released its manifesto for the Haryana Assembly elections, featuring seven major guarantees. These include legal MSP for farmers, a caste survey, and various welfare measures for women, the elderly, and the poor. The party aims to attract voters with these promises ahead of the October 5 polls.

In Haryana, BJP leaders are facing unexpected opposition during their election campaigns. Villagers are questioning development claims and protesting against candidates. The Election Commission has ordered increased security for all national party candidates. This situation poses a challenge for the BJP, which has governed Haryana for the past decade.

Amit Shah held two rallies in Haryana, challenging former CM Bhupinder Hooda to a debate and supporting Nayab Saini as BJP's CM face. He criticized Congress for internal conflicts and accused Rahul Gandhi of spreading misinformation about OBC reservation.

As Haryana's Assembly polls approach, BJP faces internal tension. Senior leader Anil Vij claims right to CM post, challenging party's official candidate Nayab Singh Saini. State BJP chief attempts to manage the situation, emphasizing unity while acknowledging individual aspirations.

Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda defended Congress unity, dismissed comments against Kumari Selja as manipulated, and criticized BJP's governance. He welcomed BJP defectors to Congress and claimed strong support for his party across Haryana's communities.

Dushyant Chautala, former Haryana Deputy CM, reveals key points of the JJP-ASP alliance's upcoming manifesto. Promises include 50% women's quota in teaching jobs, increased pay for health workers, and tax-free two-wheelers for students and workers.

Anil Vij, senior BJP leader and former Haryana Home Minister, publicly claims he should be the next Chief Minister. He cites his seniority and public demand, promising to change Haryana's fate if chosen. This move challenges the BJP's current leadership choice, creating political tension. 

Haryana CM Nayab Saini faces a new challenge as BJP shifts him to Ladwa constituency for the upcoming assembly elections. This move marks Saini's fifth election and fourth different seat in 15 years, highlighting his dynamic political journey from defeat to chief ministership.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Kurukshetra, Haryana. He launched scathing attacks on Congress, calling them Urban Naxals and accusing them of trying to end reservations. Modi also highlighted the BJP government's achievements and appealed for votes in the upcoming Haryana assembly elections.

In Ambala, Haryana, a political family drama unfolds as Chitra Sarwara files an independent nomination after her father, Nirmal Singh, receives the Congress ticket. This unexpected turn of events has created a stir in local politics, with the father distancing himself from his daughter's decision.

Karan Dev Kamboj, a former BJP minister in Haryana, has joined the Congress party after being denied a ticket for the upcoming elections. He has pledged to work against BJP candidates in Indri and Radaur constituencies, highlighting growing tensions within the BJP's Haryana unit.

Haryana's upcoming assembly elections feature 13 candidates from the families of Devi Lal, Bansi Lal, and Bhajan Lal - known as the three 'Lals' of Haryana politics. Family members are competing against each other, often on opposing party tickets, highlighting the complex legacy of these political dynasties.

BJP candidate Anoop Dhanak faces intense opposition in Uklana constituency. Villagers are demanding accountability for his past 10 years in office, shouting slogans against him, and predicting his defeat. Local leaders are distancing themselves from his campaign, making his re-election bid challenging.

Congress finalizes candidates for Haryana elections, filling remaining seats and forming an alliance with CPI(M). The party faces internal conflicts over ticket distribution, with some leaders disappointed. The list includes new faces, women candidates, and political families. Voting is scheduled for October 5.

In a significant political move, Gopal Kanda's Haryana Lokhit Party has allied with INLD and BSP for the upcoming Haryana elections. This alliance marks a shift in state politics, with Kanda set to contest from Sirsa. The article explores the alliance's formation and Kanda's controversial political journey.

The BJP has released its second list of candidates for the Haryana Assembly elections, replacing seven sitting MLAs, including two ministers. The list features loyalists of Rao Inderjit Singh and Manohar Lal Khattar, as well as two Muslim candidates in key constituencies.

Haryana's new Chief Minister Nayab Saini's wealth surpasses that of his predecessor, Manohar Lal Khattar. With assets worth ₹4.78 crore, including a stone crusher in Himachal Pradesh, Saini's financial profile has grown significantly since becoming CM.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Congress fail to reach a seat-sharing agreement for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections. AAP announces plans to contest all 90 seats, releasing its first list of 20 candidates. The breakdown in alliance talks highlights tensions within the INDIA opposition bloc.

Karan Singh Dalal, a seasoned Congress politician, has filed his nomination for the Palwal Assembly seat in Haryana before the party's official announcement. This unexpected move comes amid ongoing alliance talks with AAP and highlights the complex political landscape in the state ahead of the October 5 elections.

The BJP has released its second list of candidates for the Haryana Assembly elections, making significant changes by dropping two ministers and five MLAs. The party has introduced new faces in several constituencies and made strategic choices in key battlegrounds, setting the stage for an intense electoral contest.

CM Nayab Singh Saini filed his nomination for the Ladwa Assembly seat, marking the event with a grand roadshow. Accompanied by senior BJP leaders, Saini's tractor ride and confident statements highlight the party's ambitious campaign for a third consecutive term in the state. 

Congress and AAP are in final negotiations for seat-sharing in the Haryana Assembly elections. AAP eyes constituencies where it performed well in recent Lok Sabha polls. The alliance faces challenges due to recent political shifts and criticism from opponents. Both parties aim to finalize the agreement before the September 12 nomination deadline.

BJP candidate Aseem Goel filed his nomination for the Ambala City Assembly seat, accompanied by Haryana CM Nayab Saini. The event drew thousands of supporters, showcasing BJP's strength. Goel and Saini criticized the Congress party's delay in announcing candidates, expressing confidence in BJP's victory in the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress party in Haryana have failed to reach an alliance for the upcoming Assembly elections, with the two parties unable to agree on seat-sharing. The AAP has now released a list of 20 candidates it will field independently.

Nayab Singh Saini, who took office as Haryana's Chief Minister in March 2024, has quickly established himself as a dynamic and dedicated leader. Stepping into the role after Manohar Lal Khattar's resignation, Saini has demonstrated a commitment to progress and public service that is reshaping Haryana's political landscape. 

The Congress party has released its third list of candidates for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections, announcing 9 new candidates. This brings the total number of candidates declared by the party to 41. The list includes several prominent faces, including wrestler Vinesh Phogat, former CM Bhupender Hooda, and MLA Mamman Khan, who is accused in the Nuh violence case. The party had earlier released two lists of candidates on September 6.

Bachan Singh Arya, former minister and two-term MLA, emerges as a strong contender for the Safidon seat in upcoming Haryana Assembly elections. Despite not receiving the BJP ticket, Arya's extensive political experience and strong local support make him a formidable candidate. He's considering an independent run, with many supporters eagerly awaiting his decision.

The Haryana Congress has launched a new anthem, "Jhooti Kasam," on social media, criticizing the BJP's 10-year rule. The parody song highlights unfulfilled promises and issues like corruption and unemployment. Part of a larger digital campaign, the video has gone viral, featuring BJP leaders and protest footage. The strategy aims to connect with voters before upcoming elections.

Ladwa, with its substantial Other Backward Classes (OBC) population, particularly from the Saini community, is being viewed as a safe bet for the Chief Minister. Political analysts suggest that this move is far from random, with the BJP eyeing a consolidation of OBC votes in the region.

Haryana CM Nayab Saini says BJP won't change its candidate list for upcoming elections, despite some party members being unhappy. Former minister Karan Dev Kamboj is seeking a ticket in Delhi, threatening to run as an independent if denied. The situation highlights internal party tensions as elections approach.

The AAP and Congress are struggling to reach an agreement on seat-sharing for the Haryana Assembly elections. AAP demands 10 seats, while Congress offers 5-7. AAP warns those underestimating them will regret it, as they prepare to contest all 90 seats if needed.

Congress and AAP are in talks for an alliance in Haryana, but former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda and other party leaders are opposing the deal. AAP wants 10 seats, while Congress hesitates, citing AAP's poor performance in previous elections and potential loss of seats.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini plans to talk with party leaders upset over ticket denial. He aims to unite them for BJP's goal of forming the government for the third time. Saini expressed confidence in BJP's victory and criticized the Congress-AAP alliance.

Haryana Power Minister Ranjit Chautala resigned from the Cabinet after being left off BJP's candidate list. He's considering running as an Independent from Rania, rejecting BJP's offer of the Dabwali seat. Chautala predicts a significant role for Independent candidates in forming the next government.

Renowned wrestlers Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia have joined the Congress party, just 30 days before Haryana's Assembly elections. They cited Congress's support during their protests against the Wrestling Federation of India. Both may contest the upcoming elections, with Vinesh likely to run from Julana. 

The Congress party has released its first list of 31 candidates for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections. The list includes prominent figures like former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and newly-joined wrestler Vinesh Phogat. The party has also given a ticket to jailed legislator Surender Panwar from Sonipat.

Savitri Jindal, India's wealthiest woman and fourth richest overall, has rebelled against the BJP after being denied a ticket for the Haryana Assembly elections. She announced her decision to run as an independent candidate from Hisar, challenging the BJP's official nominee and current minister, Dr. Kamal Gupta.

BJP faces rebellion in Haryana after announcing assembly poll candidates. Leaders like Kavita Jain, Bishamber Valmiki, and Savitri Jindal protest and resign after being denied tickets. Widespread discontent within the party's Haryana unit could harm its election prospects. Multiple leaders join opposing camps or contest independently.

BJP's Assembly election co-incharge Biplab Deb praised the party's diverse list of 67 candidates for the Haryana Assembly elections. He highlighted the representation of various castes and communities, criticized the Congress for delays, and announced upcoming visits from top BJP leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Congress leader Kumari Selja discussed her party's preparations for the Haryana elections. She highlighted the importance of the party's high command in decision-making, criticised the BJP's 10-year rule, and explained the candidate selection process. Selja emphasised focusing on Haryana's future and addressing key issues like youth employment. 

Renowned wrestlers Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia met with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, sparking rumors of their potential entry into politics. The meeting comes as Congress finalizes candidates for the Haryana assembly elections. Both athletes are being considered for party tickets, with Vinesh eyeing Julana or Badhra seats and Bajrang interested in Badli constituency.

The Congress party is considering an alliance with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for the upcoming Haryana elections, with Rahul Gandhi seeking opinions from state leaders. However, Haryana Congress leaders are divided on the issue, and AAP is demanding more seats than offered.

The Congress Central Election Committee has cleared 34 candidates, including 22 sitting MLAs, for the Haryana Assembly polls. However, suspense continues over the remaining seats, with the party yet to decide on six MLAs. AAP is demanding more seats than offered, adding to the complexity.

As BJP prepares for Haryana assembly elections, premature celebrations erupt at Rao Narbir's house. A viral list of 23 candidates causes stir, while the party continues deliberations. Recent high-profile joinings and seat finalizations add to the pre-election excitement.

The Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) has announced Arjun Chautala as their candidate for Rania, setting up a family showdown against his granduncle Ranjit Singh. This electoral battle underscores the complex dynamics within the Chautala family and adds intrigue to Haryana's upcoming Assembly elections.

INLD leader Abhay Chautala has promised to establish a separate capital and High Court for Haryana if his party comes to power. Speaking at a campaign rally, Chautala criticized the BJP's unfulfilled promises and expressed confidence in the INLD-BSP alliance's ability to form the next state government. The Haryana Story INLD's Vision for a New Haryana

In a significant political development ahead of the Haryana Assembly elections, several veteran leaders have joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). This includes former minister Devender Babli, who resigned from the Jannayak Janta Party (JJP), ex-jail superintendent Sunil Sangwan and Shri Sanjay Kablana. The BJP is yet to finalize its candidate list for the polls.

Ahead of the Haryana Assembly elections, the Congress party is grappling with the decision of its Chief Ministerial face. Two formulas are on the table - if the party secures a majority, Bhupinder Singh Hooda could return as CM; if it falls short, Kumari Selja could be the preferred choice. The party aims to placate all factions. 

The Election Commission of India has postponed the Haryana Assembly elections by four days, moving voting from October 1 to October 5. This decision, made in response to a request from the All India Bishnoi Mahasabha, has ignited a political debate with opposition parties accusing the BJP of manipulating the election schedule.

The Haryana Story reports on the confusion within BJP regarding CM Nayab Saini's election constituency. While State President Barodia announced Saini would contest from Ladwa, the CM himself stated he would run from Karnal. This disagreement highlights internal party tensions ahead of the Haryana Assembly elections.

The Election Commission of India has changed the date for the Haryana Assembly elections. Voting will now take place on October 5, 2024, instead of October 1, with results to be announced on October 8. This decision comes after political parties requested a delay to ensure higher voter turnout.

The Enforcement Directorate has seized assets worth 834 crore rupees from former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and others in a money laundering case. Hooda denies involvement, calling it an old case. The action comes as Haryana prepares for upcoming assembly elections. 

The BJP has postponed releasing its candidate list for the Haryana Assembly elections despite finalizing 55 names. The delay is attributed to strategic reasons, including Amit Shah's upcoming rally and concerns about potential internal conflicts. The party aims to present a united front as the election campaign kicks off. 

INLD leader Abhay Chautala has called for the immediate arrest of former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda following the ED's seizure of his assets. Chautala claims he provided evidence of Hooda's wrongdoings years ago and suggests that delayed action might indicate a secret alliance between BJP and Congress. 

BJP Haryana President Mohan Lal Badoli announced he won't contest the upcoming assembly elections, instead focusing on managing the party's campaign across all 90 seats. CM Nayab Saini will run from Ladwa. The party has delayed releasing its candidate list, citing ongoing discussions for some seats. 

The Haryana Chief Electoral Officer has requested an inquiry into allegations that former minister Manish Grover threatened the Rohtak Superintendent of Police and led an illegal protest. This incident, occurring amidst election preparations, has sparked controversy and prompted official investigation into potential violations of the Model Code of Conduct.

BJP MP Kangana Ranaut met party president JP Nadda following her controversial comments about the farmers' protests. The BJP distanced itself from her remarks, which sparked outrage among opposition parties. This meeting comes as Haryana prepares for upcoming Assembly elections, scheduled for October 1.

Deepender Hooda, Congress MP, labels the Unified Pension Scheme as "anti-employee" and promises to implement the Old Pension Scheme if Congress wins the Haryana elections. He claims UPS will provide less benefits than promised, particularly affecting paramilitary personnel.

Congress party decides sitting MPs, including Kumari Selja, won't contest Haryana assembly elections. This move potentially benefits Bhupinder Hooda's chief ministerial aspirations. The decision comes amid internal party discussions about candidate selection for upcoming state elections.

Dushyant Chautala, former Deputy CM of Haryana, announces he won't rejoin BJP, citing lack of respect. He's open to joining the INDIA alliance. BJP's Manohar Lal Khattar dismisses Chautala's comments, confident of BJP's victory in upcoming elections.

BJP leaders in Haryana face scrutiny for allegedly seeking votes at a Bishnoi temple during Janmashtami celebrations. The Hisar Returning Officer issued notices to Cabinet Minister Dr. Kamal Gupta and Fatehabad MLA Dudaram Bishnoi, demanding explanations for their actions at the religious event.

The Haryana Story reports on the pension debate heating up in Haryana's election season. BJP's Manohar Lal Khattar suggests implementing the new Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) if re-elected, while Congress promises to restore the Old Pension Scheme (OPS). Government employees' votes could be crucial in the upcoming polls.

The Haryana Story reports on Kiran Choudhry's unopposed election to the Rajya Sabha, fulfilling her two-decade-old ambition. This development comes after her recent switch from Congress to BJP, highlighting the changing political landscape in Haryana and BJP's tactical approach to rewarding new allies.

The Haryana Story reports on growing tensions within the Haryana BJP over ticket distribution. Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh declined to request a ticket for his daughter, while his supporters are unhappy about being left out of the candidate selection process for the upcoming state elections. 

The Haryana Story reports on the newly formed alliance between Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) and Azad Samaj Party (ASP) for the upcoming Haryana state elections. The parties have agreed on seat-sharing, with JJP contesting 70 seats and ASP 20. Both leaders express confidence in forming the next government.

Rohtak MP Deepender Hooda announced plans for an international shooting range in Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker's village if Congress wins in Haryana. He criticized the BJP's sports policies and promised to reinstate the 'Padak Lao, Pad Pao' scheme to support athletes and improve sports infrastructure. 

Anil Vij, former Home Minister of Haryana, confidently predicts BJP's victory in upcoming elections. He criticizes Congress for past actions, calls for tougher rape laws, and accuses the opposition of attempting to divide the country along caste lines.

Congress is revamping its ticket distribution strategy in Haryana, moving away from the quota system and Jaat-centric politics. The party aims to increase representation for non-Jaat communities and may deny tickets to candidates who lost badly in previous elections. 

BJP and INLD have asked the Election Commission to delay Haryana's assembly polls due to a string of holidays around the voting date. Congress leaders, including former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda, accuse the BJP of fearing defeat and using holidays as an excuse to postpone elections. 

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is initiating a door-to-door campaign in Haryana, distributing "guarantee cards" outlining Arvind Kejriwal's promises for the state. These cards, part of the 'Parivar Jodo Abhiyan', cover free electricity, healthcare, education, and financial assistance, aiming to reach 50 lakh people by September 10. 

The Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) has filed a complaint with the Election Commission, accusing Haryana's BJP government of violating the Model Code of Conduct. The complaint alleges that the government made transfers in the Higher Education Department after the code came into effect on August 16. 

The BJP's state selection committee has finalized a tentative list of candidates for Haryana's 90 Assembly seats. Three seats are reserved for Chief Minister Saini, with the final decision to be made by the central leadership. The party faces challenges in the Ahirwal region and Nuh, while some current MLAs may lose tickets.

The BJP, Congress, and JJP are using creative content like memes, cartoons, and poetry to criticize opponents and highlight their own achievements, covering topics from corruption allegations to recruitment issues.

Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat's meeting with Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has fueled rumors of her entering politics. Hooda praised Phogat's achievements and suggested she deserves a Rajya Sabha nomination. While not confirming her political plans, Hooda welcomed the idea of athletes joining politics to address perceived injustices.

The BJP has requested the Election Commission to postpone Haryana's assembly elections, citing concerns about low voter turnout due to nearby holidays. The Congress opposes this move, calling it an attempt to delay the BJP's defeat. The Election Commission will decide on keeping or changing the October 1 voting date. 

The BJP is likely to make exceptions to its 'one family, one ticket' policy in Haryana's upcoming Assembly elections. Several senior leaders are pushing for tickets for their family members. The party is weighing this against its anti-dynastic stance and the need for fresh faces to counter anti-incumbency.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) have decided to contest the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections separately. Both parties will field candidates in all 90 constituencies. Leaders from both sides have clarified their positions, citing existing alliances and differing political strategies as reasons for not forming a coalition.

The BJP will declare its first list of candidates for the Haryana Assembly elections by next week, prioritizing 'winnable' candidates, new faces, and potential turncoats, in a strategic move to maintain its grip on the state.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini attacked the Congress party's 'Haryana Mange Hisaab' campaign, accusing them of spreading lies. He defended the BJP government's record, highlighting job creation and farmer support. Saini urged voters to support BJP in upcoming elections for continued development under Prime Minister Modi's leadership.

Kiran Chaudhary, a former Congress leader who recently joined the BJP, has filed her nomination for the Rajya Sabha bypoll in Haryana. The nomination was backed by Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and other BJP leaders, who believe Chaudhary's experience will benefit the party in the upcoming state assembly elections.

Ranjit Singh Chautala, the Power Minister and former MLA of Rania, has announced his intention to contest the upcoming election from the Rania constituency, with or without the BJP's support. Chautala has been a supporter of the BJP but has expressed displeasure with the party's potential alliance with the Haryana Lokhit Party. 

Posters have appeared in Karnal, Haryana, criticizing the BJP government's "Non-stop Haryana" slogan and accusing the state of being "non-stop in crime against women." The posters, which feature images of the Chief Minister and former CM, claim that nearly 14,000 rapes were reported in the state under BJP rule. The district administration has launched an inquiry and removed the posters.

The Congress party has decided not to field a candidate for the upcoming Rajya Sabha bypoll in Haryana, citing insufficient numbers. Former Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala alleges collusion between Congress and BJP. The BJP appears to have an advantage, while the opposition struggles to unite against the ruling party.

Haryana Vidhan Sabha Speaker Gyan Chand Gupta accuses Congress of playing caste politics, says BJP is a party for all communities, and defends BJP's 10-year rule in Haryana. He said that the BJP has given Rs 10,500 crore in compensation to farmers, compared to the Congress's Rs 1150 crore in 10 years.

Rewari MLA Chiranjeev Rao has announced his candidature for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections and expressed his ambition to become the Deputy Chief Minister. He said he will contest as an independent if Congress denies him a ticket.

Anil Vij, Haryana's former home minister, has launched a scathing attack on the Congress party, accusing them of playing caste politics and trying to divide people. He says Congress has no courage to face the truth and exposes their history of divisive tactics.

The Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) in Haryana is facing a major setback as four MLAs resigned within two days of the Assembly poll announcement. Two more MLAs have openly supported the BJP, leaving the party with only three loyal members. This mass exodus threatens JJP's political future in the state.

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, former Haryana CM and Opposition Leader, has promised to establish a welfare board for migrant workers if Congress wins the upcoming Assembly elections. Speaking at a migrant workers' conference, Hooda emphasized the crucial role of migrants in Haryana's economy and criticized the current BJP government's policies towards them.

The job security of 1.20 lakh Haryana employees hangs in the balance as the model code of conduct has come into force before the ordinance for their regularization could be implemented.

The Congress party in Haryana sees a surge of interest with 2,556 applicants for 90 Assembly seats. Nilokheri constituency leads with 88 aspirants, while former CM Hooda stands unopposed in his stronghold. The diverse applicant pool and ongoing 'Haryana Maange Hisaab' campaign indicate rising political enthusiasm.

Haryana's Rajya Sabha by-election process begins with nominations opening. Neither BJP nor Congress has named candidates yet. With equal assembly strength, cross-voting fears loom. The election, scheduled for September 3, fills a seat vacated by Congress MP Deepender Hooda, who moved to Lok Sabha. 

Congress MP Deepender Hooda is touring Haryana, criticizing the BJP government's performance over the past decade. He claims the Congress's sports policy led to Olympic success, accuses the BJP of discrimination in sports funding, and questions the increase in state debt despite alleged lack of development. 

During a padyatra in Badkhal Assembly constituency, Congress MP Deepender Hooda accused the BJP government of failing Haryana's development. He pointed out problems in infrastructure, unemployment, and rising crime rates. Hooda claimed that the state's progress has regressed under BJP rule, including in the Smart City project.

The Election Commission of India has announced a Rajya Sabha by-election in Haryana to fill the seat vacated by Deepender Hooda. Voting will take place on September 3rd, with nominations beginning on August 14th. The election is expected to be closely contested due to the current political balance in the state assembly. 

Haryana's ruling BJP and opposition Congress are locked in a fierce debate over the state government's announcement to provide Minimum Support Price (MSP) for all crops. While CM Saini defends the decision, former CM Hooda criticizes it as unrealistic. The dispute highlights the growing political tension ahead of upcoming elections.

The BJP in Haryana is launching a series of initiatives including a Tiranga Yatra, constituency tours by senior leaders, and formation of a resolution committee. These efforts aim to strengthen the party's presence and gather public feedback before the upcoming assembly elections.

The BJP kicked off its Haryana election campaign with a major rally in Kurukshetra. Chief Minister Saini announced plans to procure all crops at MSP and waive canal water charges. The party also critiqued Congress's past governance, setting the tone for the electoral battle ahead. 

At a public awareness campaign in Faridabad, former Haryana Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala criticized both BJP and Congress. He highlighted his party's achievements for farmers, announced upcoming youth-focused initiatives, and confirmed JJP's intention to contest elections independently, as reported by The Haryana Story. 

MP Deepender Hooda has demanded a caste census before delimitation and proportional reservation for Backward Classes A (BCA) in Lok Sabha and Assembly seats. He emphasized the need to increase political participation of extremely backward classes in the democratic system, citing their significant population and contributions to society.

The BJP is gearing up for a challenging Haryana Assembly election, abandoning its previous "75 Paar" slogan for a more modest "Third Term" campaign. The party faces significant hurdles, including anti-incumbency sentiment, dissatisfaction among Jat and SC communities, and lingering resentment from farmer protests and the Agnipath scheme. 

BJP Haryana State President Mohan Lal Barauli visited Karnal, addressing party workers at a workshop. He criticized the Congress for internal divisions and AAP's leadership. Barauli defended the central budget, discussed BJP's preparations for upcoming elections, and highlighted government initiatives like free ration distribution.

Congress leaders in Haryana are trying to work together before state elections. Kumari Selja left out some leaders' photos from her campaign poster. The party bosses told her to fix it. She made a new poster with everyone's photos. This shows the party wants to look united.

The BJP in Haryana has replaced six district presidents following complaints of internal sabotage during the Lok Sabha elections. The party lost 5 seats in the state. New appointments aim to address caste balance and improve performance in the upcoming state assembly elections. Removed leaders have been given roles in the state executive committee. 

Congress leaders in Haryana have announced plans to approach the Supreme Court over the Speaker's decision to dismiss their anti-defection petition against former MLA Kiran Chaudhary. They argue that the Speaker's ruling is unconstitutional and goes against the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution. 

During the Lok Sabha budget discussion, Hisar MP Jayaprakash JP raised several issues concerning Haryana's development. He questioned the progress of Hisar Airport, the downsizing of the cancer research center, delays in AIIMS Rewari, and the status of the rail coach factory in Sonipat, highlighting unfulfilled promises and stalled projects.

Congress MP Kumari Selja from Sirsa criticized the Haryana government during the monsoon session of Parliament. She highlighted issues in Faridabad and Gurugram, questioned the effectiveness of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, and suggested that the government seems disheartened after recent election results.

Hooda, after his impressive roadshow in Ahirwal, today raised the demand for the Ahir Regiment. Hooda, showing his support for the demand for Ahir Regiment, posted his application submitted in Parliament to raise this issue in zero hour, on X. He stated, ‘Valour of Yaduvanshis needs no introduction. Ahirs have been at the forefront of safeguarding the motherland since time immemorial."

Mohan Lal Badoli, the new Haryana BJP President, met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. They discussed the upcoming state assembly elections and organizational issues. Badoli, appointed 13 days ago, shared a photo of the meeting on social media, highlighting his political journey from a small worker to state party chief.

The Enforcement Directorate has ramped up its activities against Haryana Congress leaders, including arrests and property raids, as state elections draw near. The Congress accuses the BJP of misusing central agencies for political gain, while the ruling party denies any interference. The actions target associates of former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda.

The Enforcement Directorate has attached properties worth ₹300.11 crore belonging to M3M India in a money laundering case. The investigation stems from alleged corruption involving former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda and others. The case centers on fraudulent land acquisition and misuse of licenses for commercial development. 

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has unveiled "Kejriwal's 5 Guarantees" for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections. These include free electricity, healthcare, education, a monthly allowance for women, and job opportunities. The announcement, made by Arvind Kejriwal's wife Sunita, aims to replicate AAP's Delhi and Punjab models in Haryana.

Sunita Kejriwal, wife of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, will kick off AAP's Haryana Assembly poll campaign on July 20. She'll announce 'Kejriwal Ki Guarantee' in Panchkula, joined by Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann and other AAP leaders. This marks AAP's ambitious bid to contest all 90 Assembly seats in Haryana. 

Naveen Jindal, Chairman of Jindal Steel and Power, has promised to investigate allegations of sexual harassment against a CEO in his group. The complaint, made by a fellow passenger on a flight from Kolkata to Abu Dhabi, accuses the official of groping and showing obscene videos.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi, intensifying political activities ahead of state assembly elections. Recent meetings between Haryana BJP leaders and central leadership, including Home Minister Amit Shah, have led to speculation about election strategies and internal party matters.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has declared its intention to contest all 90 seats in the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections. Led by Sanjay Singh and Bhagwant Mann, the party criticized the BJP government's performance and promised change. AAP's entry could significantly alter Haryana's political landscape. 

Independent MLA Nayan Pal Rawat's withdrawal of support from Haryana's BJP government has created a political stir. This move, along with previous withdrawals, leaves the BJP two seats short of a majority. Speculation mounts about Rawat potentially joining Congress, raising questions about the current government's stability ahead of upcoming elections.

Amit Shah, speaking at a backward classes event in Haryana, accused Congress of being against backward classes. He promised the BJP wouldn't allow Muslim reservation in Haryana, criticized Congress's past actions on OBC reservation, and defended recent BJP policies. Shah also challenged Congress's 'Haryana Maange Hisab' campaign.

Bhupinder Singh Hooda met with Sonia Gandhi to discuss Haryana assembly election strategies. He expressed confidence in Congress winning the upcoming polls, citing support from all communities. Hooda dismissed concerns about party factionalism and highlighted recent Lok Sabha successes as evidence of growing support for Congress in Haryana.

Fourteen prominent JJP leaders from Panipat have left their party to join the Congress. The switch happened in Delhi, where former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda welcomed them. The new members cited their attraction to Congress policies as the reason for joining the party.

Congress leader Captain Ajay Yadav has publicly challenged BJP's Rao Inderjit Singh to resign from his ministerial post and return to his political roots. This provocative statement comes in the wake of Singh's expressed disappointment over not being promoted to Cabinet Minister, fueling political tensions in Haryana.

Actor-politician Raj Babbar has firmly denied plans to contest Haryana's Assembly elections, ending rumors of his potential chief ministerial candidacy. Babbar lauded former CM Hooda's friendship, discussed relationships with other party leaders, and reflected on his recent Lok Sabha campaign against BJP's Rao Inderjit Singh in Gurugram.

Haryana Congress faces internal competition as leaders vie for the Chief Minister position. Kumari Selja plans an urban padyatra, while Bhupinder Singh Hooda responds by organizing his son Deepender's rural outreach program. The rival campaigns aim to demonstrate grassroots support and influence party leadership ahead of upcoming state elections.

As Haryana prepares for assembly elections, smaller parties are courting rejected candidates from Congress and BJP. Meanwhile, major parties face challenges with too many ticket seekers and anti-government votes. This strategy could reshape the state's political landscape, making the upcoming elections highly competitive.

Despite having a strong organization, BJP lost 51% of booths in Haryana during the Lok Sabha elections. The party has now graded booths and appointed coordinators to improve performance in the upcoming Assembly elections. BJP aims to convert C-grade booths to B-grade and strengthen its grassroots presence.

The Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) have formed an alliance for the upcoming Haryana assembly elections. They've announced a joint manifesto focusing on employment, welfare schemes, and social justice. The coalition aims to present a strong alternative to the ruling BJP government. Article: A New Political Force Emerges

Haryana Congress has launched the 'Haryana Mangae Hisab' campaign, targeting the BJP government's 10-year rule. Former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda will embark on a Rath Yatra after August 20, seeking answers from the government on unemployment, crime, and corruption.

Kiran Chaudhary's decision to join BJP has sparked a political row in Haryana. Congress has filed a petition to disqualify her from the Tosham constituency, citing the anti-defection law. The party has accused her of betraying the people's trust and violating the law.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda criticizes the current BJP government's fiscal management, pointing out a massive increase in state debt despite minimal development. Hooda compares his tenure's achievements with the present administration's shortcomings, touching on issues of unemployment, law and order, and farmer welfare.

BJP appoints Mohan Lal Badoli, a Brahmin leader and close aide of former CM Manohar Lal Khattar, as Haryana state president. This strategic move aims to consolidate the Brahmin vote bank ahead of the upcoming assembly elections.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini has launched a scathing attack on Congress leader Bhupendra Hooda, predicting his defeat in the upcoming assembly elections. Saini also accused Congress of disrespecting the Constitution and expressed confidence in BJP's victory, stating that the party will win 90 seats. 

Anil Vij, former Haryana Home Minister, has challenged Rahul Gandhi to contest the Ambala assembly election, claiming that Rahul's popularity is an illusion and he will prove it by defeating him in the election.

As it became clear that BJP is now going with Nayab Singh Saini as the CM face, discussions about Rao’s future in the saffron party, started in the political circles of the state. The fact that the Golf lover, Union Minster was not able to get a MLA ticket for her daughter Arti Rao in the last two assembly elections, was used by his opponents to challenge his might and political stature. 

Haryana's political landscape is buzzing with anticipation as the BJP gears up for state elections. Rao Inderjit Singh's supporters are pushing for his candidacy as Chief Minister, citing his influence in South Haryana. However, the party leadership seems to favor current CM Nayab Saini, setting the stage for an intriguing power struggle.

Union Minister Manohar Lal has condemned Rahul Gandhi's comments on Hindutva, terming them "shameful" and "hurtful". He also welcomed Amit Shah's decision on Haryana polls and addressed issues like crime, telecom rate hike, and waste management in the state. 

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Haryana's former CM, will contest his last election in October, aiming to lead Congress to victory and secure a government term before retiring from politics.

Kumari Selja, a senior Congress leader, criticizes the Haryana government for failing to learn from last year's floods. She highlights uncleaned drains and weak river embankments, leading to waterlogging after the first rains. Selja warns of potential flooding and suggests voters might punish the government in future elections.

Congress MP Kumari Selja criticizes the BJP government in Haryana for rising crime rates. She presents shocking statistics for the first six months of 2024, including 465 murders and 720 rapes. Selja accuses the government of neglecting public safety and calls for immediate action to protect citizens, especially women.

Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda criticizes the BJP government for failing to deliver on promises and making new announcements without fulfilling old ones. He accuses the government of taking U-turns on decisions and highlights issues like unemployment and vacant government posts. Hooda promises to address these problems if Congress returns to power.

His statement that the doors of the CM office are 24/7, open for the Sarpanches of Haryana, in the desi Karnal-Ambala slang went viral on social media and also made the headlines. Come October, it will be interesting to see how Saini’s attempt to create the bonhomie and woo the Sarpanches of Haryana will pay back and help Saini form the next government or not.

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, former Haryana CM, kicks off Congress campaign for upcoming elections. He promises increased pensions, free electricity, and job creation while criticising BJP's governance. Hooda claims BJP has neglected development and allowed crime to flourish. Congress aims to build on recent Lok Sabha gains to reclaim power in Haryana.

Congress general secretary Deepak Babaria suggests the party may not name a CM candidate for Haryana's upcoming elections, citing tradition. He addresses internal party criticism and promises a people-focused manifesto. Babaria also criticizes the BJP government's performance in Haryana, setting the stage for a heated electoral battle.

As Haryana's assembly elections approach, Congress faces a surge in ticket seekers, with 10-15 contenders per seat. The party plans to use surveys for candidate selection. While aiming to capitalize on anti-incumbency against BJP, Congress must overcome internal factions and alliance challenges to mount a strong electoral campaign.

In a significant political development, 30 leaders from various parties in Haryana joined the Congress. This move, welcomed by senior Congress figures, is seen as a boost to the party's strength and its chances in future elections.

Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge met with Haryana Congress leaders in Delhi to prepare for upcoming state elections. They stressed unity, avoiding public disputes, and focusing on winnable candidates. The party criticized BJP's performance in Haryana and expressed optimism based on recent Lok Sabha results. Strengthening party organization was highlighted as crucial.

After a narrower-than-expected election win, MP Rao Inderjit Singh confronts Gurgaon officials about poor city services. He demands quick solutions to water, power, and sanitation problems, warning that voter dissatisfaction could affect future elections. Singh emphasizes the need to maintain Gurgaon's "Millennium City" status.

Abhay Chautala, INLD national secretary, confirms his candidacy from Ellenabad for the 2024 Assembly elections. He announces candidates for five constituencies and expresses gratitude to Ellenabad voters, dismissing rumors of contesting from elsewhere.

Ex-CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda addresses Congress workers in Ambala, calling for preparation for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections. He criticizes BJP's governance, promises significant reforms if Congress wins, and dismisses concerns about recent party departures. Hooda emphasizes the need for grassroots campaigning.

Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Hooda emerges as the central figure in state politics ahead of Assembly polls. BJP, JJP, INLD, and even Congress rivals target Hooda, highlighting his strengthened position after Lok Sabha success. Political observers note this focus stems from Hooda's influence and opponents' strategies to weaken him.

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Leader of Opposition in Haryana, criticized the BJP government's policies and predicted its defeat in upcoming Assembly elections. At workers' meetings in Jind and Kaithal, Hooda announced Congress's promises, including increased pensions, free electricity, and affordable gas cylinders, while urging party workers to expose BJP's failures.

Congress MP Jai Prakash's remarks suggesting women can't inherit political legacies have sparked outrage. Former Congress member Kiran Choudhry and current MP Kumari Selja strongly condemned the statement. BJP has joined the criticism, demanding an apology from Prakash and the Congress party for the alleged anti-women sentiment. 

Congress delegation urges Haryana Governor to dismiss BJP government, claiming it lacks majority. Former CM Hooda dismisses factionalism concerns and criticizes BJP's governance. Recent defections and electoral challenges add complexity to the political landscape. Congress remains open to consultations for Rajya Sabha seat despite lacking numbers.

Two Congress candidates who lost in recent Lok Sabha elections have requested EVM re-verification in select booths. The Election Commission has accepted their applications, following new Standard Operating Procedures. This move highlights ongoing debates about electronic voting integrity and electoral transparency in India's democratic process.

The departure of Kiran Choudhry, a Congress MLA, and her daughter Shruti, a former MP, from the party to join the BJP has dealt a blow to the 'SRK' group comprising Hooda's rivals. This move is expected to strengthen Hooda's grip on the Haryana Congress, particularly in the critical Sonepat-Jhajjar-Rohtak-Bhiwani-Hisar belt.

The political landscape in Haryana has taken a dramatic turn with the defection of five-term MLA Kiran Choudhry and her daughter Shruti, a former MP, from the Congress to the BJP. This move has sparked a bitter war of words between the two parties, with the Haryana Congress leveling accusations of betrayal and initiating legal proceedings against Choudhry. 

In the aftermath of Kiran Choudhry's defection to the BJP, Kumari Selja, a senior Congress leader, has voiced concerns about the "injustice" done with Choudhry, indicating potential rifts within the party's Haryana unit over handling of loyal workers.

In a major setback for the Congress in Haryana, senior party leader Kiran Choudhry and her daughter Shruti have resigned, citing being "stifled and humiliated" within the party unit, which they claim is run as a "personal fiefdom." They are set to join the BJP today. 

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, the former Chief Minister and opposition leader, criticizes the BJP government's failure to help underprivileged communities and vows to reinstate a scheme providing free land plots to the poor, Scheduled Caste (SC), and Other Backward Class (OBC) families if elected. 

Congress MP Kumari Selja raises concerns over alleged malpractices in the NEET exam, calling for its re-conduct to uphold the dreams of aspiring medical students across the country.

In a startling turn of events, Kiran Choudhry, a prominent Congress MLA from Tosham, has openly criticized the party's ticket distribution process and leadership in Haryana, claiming that the Congress has no future in the state. Her remarks have sent shockwaves through the party ranks.

After a dismal performance in the Lok Sabha elections, the JJP has dissolved its entire party structure. This drastic move signals an attempt to rebuild and reposition itself as a viable alternative to the BJP and Congress in Haryana's upcoming Assembly elections, hoping to tap into anti-incumbency sentiments and regain its political relevance. 

With Deepender Hooda's election to the Lok Sabha, his Rajya Sabha seat is up for grabs. The Congress faces an uphill battle to retain the seat as uncertain loyalties among JJP MLAs and Independents could lead to cross-voting, potentially favoring the BJP.

Following losses in Lok Sabha elections, BJP plans to nominate an SC candidate for the vacant Rajya Sabha seat in Haryana. The move aims to regain support from Dalit voters who, along with Jats, shifted away from the party, causing concerns for upcoming assembly elections.

In a strong attack, former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda accused the BJP of spreading hate and negativity during its 10-year rule in the state. He predicted the saffron party's downfall in the upcoming Assembly elections, citing its reduced Lok Sabha tally and rising public resentment.

Tensions are brewing between the Delhi and Haryana governments over the critical issue of water supply to the national capital. Delhi Water Minister Atishi has levelled serious allegations against the neighbouring state, accusing the Haryana government of deliberately and illegally halting water supplies to Delhi. This accusation comes at a time when Delhi recently went to polls, raising questions about potential political motives behind the alleged disruption. 

Captain Abhimanyu's journey from an army veteran to a successful industrialist and, eventually, a dedicated political leader is genuinely inspiring. His commitment to public service, his diverse experiences, and his ability to navigate through challenging circumstances make him a valuable asset to the BJP. As the party looks to regain its foothold in Haryana, Captain Abhimanyu's leadership and vision could play a pivotal role in shaping the state's political landscape. One could argue that it's already too late with the assembly elections in the coming months. But, if there is someone who can lift the party from here on, it would be Captain Abhimanyu. But that necessarily has to happen with all required mandates and freedom. Even more, it requires the existing power centres to give him the freedom to build up from here. 

Defectors from Congress, Fear of Losing Seats, and Personal Agendas Marred BJP's Performance in Lok Sabha Polls, Setting Stage for Showdown Post Vote Counting.

It is worth remembering that the regional satraps wielded strong power in Haryana since the formation of the state in 1966. Many stalwarts Like Bansi Lal, Bhajan Lal, Devi Lal, and Om Prakash Chautala formed their parties to consolidate their vote base against the strong influence of the Congress and BJP in the state.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Haryana is preparing a list of rebel leaders, employees, and officials who allegedly worked against the party during the Lok Sabha elections. So far, the lists for the Sirsa and Sonipat constituencies have been finalized.

Tensions escalate as government employees in Haryana express outrage over former CM Manohar Lal Khattar's allegations of biased conduct and bogus voting, leading to a tussle between employees and the ruling party over the fairness of the electoral process.

Ahead of the Lok Sabha election results in Haryana, the Congress party has prepared an internal report estimating it will win 8 seats and lose 2 seats.

His commitment and dedication to the farming community of the country earned him the efficacy of “the champion of farmers” and the country commemorates his birthday as 'Kisan Diwas'. He carried out a great deal of work for farmers during his life. The country today remembers the great farmer leader on his 37th death anniversary.

As political parties in Haryana review the outcome of the Lok Sabha elections, the BJP's internal report has raised concerns over potential shrinking of its victory margins in some key constituencies. While the party remains optimistic about its overall win, the report points to challenges in Rohtak and Sirsa, and tough battles in four other seats. 

The recently concluded Lok Sabha elections in Haryana witnessed a fierce battle between the BJP and the Congress-led INDIA alliance. With a 5.5% dip in voter turnout compared to previous polls, the fight for the 10 seats was intense, with at least 7 constituencies witnessing a close contest. The BJP, which had swept all seats in 2019, faced headwinds from the farmers' protest and a resurgent opposition. Let's delve into the key battlegrounds and the factors that could tilt the scales. 

The traditional voting pattern seems to continue in the ahriwal of Haryana and people of the region preffered to vote on the face of the leaders which they voted for years. Rao inderjit Singh seemed to dominate the race of influence in Ahirwal with congress having no such face in the region.

The high-voltage electoral battle for Haryana's 10 Lok Sabha seats and the Karnal Assembly bypoll is set to culminate today, with the fate of 223 candidates, including prominent leaders, hanging in the balance. The closely contested polls have seen intense campaigning, with the outcome likely to impact the upcoming Assembly elections. 

With the election campaign in Haryana drawing to a close, political heavyweights Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra made their final pitches to voters. As the state prepares for the May 25 polls, strict measures are in place to ensure a fair and orderly electoral process.

Addressing a campaign rally in Mahendragarh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the opposition alliance, accusing them of attempting to dilute reservations for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Backward Classes by diverting quota benefits to the Muslim community. 

Rahul Gandhi affirmed Congress' aim to ensure 90% of India's population, including Dalits, OBCs, tribals, and minorities, participate in the country's progress, accusing the BJP of excluding these groups from the narrative and power structure. He called for a caste census to quantify their numbers and advocated for equal representation.

In a rousing speech in Karnal, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh proclaimed that India will emerge as a global superpower by 2047, a reality even acknowledged by Pakistan. He lauded the achievements of the Modi government and outlined a vision of a strong, corruption-free, and prosperous nation.

UP CM Yogi Adityanath praised BJP's Kurukshetra candidate Naveen Jindal, calling him a 'Sanatani' for attending the Ram Temple consecration event. He slammed the opposition for not thinking about people and the country, and claimed BJP brought development and improved law and order.

Congress candidate Deepender Hooda accused the BJP of attempting to change the Indian Constitution and end reservations for SCs and BCs. He vowed to protect the Constitution, end the Agnipath scheme, and restore permanent recruitment in the Army if the Congress comes to power.

Lashing out at the opposition alliance, Amit Shah labelled it as "arrogant" and lacking both a leader and a policy agenda. He mocked their claim of having multiple PM candidates, questioning the suitability of Sharad Pawar, Mamata Banerjee, Stalin, Arvind Kejriwal, Uddhav Thackeray, or Rahul Gandhi for the top post.

In a scathing attack on the opposition, BJP national president JP Nadda accused Rahul Gandhi of being 'anti-national' and claimed that Sonia Gandhi cried for terrorists during the Batla House encounter. He also targeted the opposition alliance, calling it an 'arrogant' coalition formed for self-interest.

The Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) has written to the Haryana Speaker, demanding the disqualification of two of its MLAs, Jogi Ram Sihag and Ram Niwas Surjakheda, for campaigning for BJP candidates during the recent parliamentary elections, which is considered an anti-party activity. 

Kumari Selja, the Congress candidate from Sirsa, lambasted the BJP government's divisive policies, accusing it of oppressing the public and undermining democracy. She vowed to uplift the poor, farmers, and youth if elected, restoring dignity and rights.

Former Chief Minister Manohar Lal confidently addressed a rally in Balla village, emphasising the BJP's strong leadership under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He criticised the opposition for their weak leadership and lack of confidence. Highlighting BJP's commitment to service and merit-based progress, he predicted another historic victory for the party in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. 

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami is energetically campaigning in Haryana, rallying support for BJP candidates Banto Kataria in Ambala and Naveen Jindal in Kurukshetra. By appealing to the significant Uttarakhand voter base in these constituencies, Dhami aims to boost BJP's chances in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami launched a blistering attack on the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), alleging they are deceiving the public for political gains. He labelled opposition leaders a 'Mughalia gang' and claimed Arvind Kejriwal will go to jail again, losing his chief minister post.

Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav addressed a rally in Kosli, seeking support for BJP's Rohtak candidate Dr. Arvind Sharma. He praised PM Modi's leadership, accused Congress of dividing society, and claimed BJP would win over 400 seats in the Lok Sabha polls. 

In a scathing attack, former Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar accused AAP leaders of betraying social activist Anna Hazare, calling them "the biggest scammers in the world." He also dismissed Opposition claims that the BJP would change the Constitution, asserting that even Dr. BR Ambedkar cannot alter it. 

In a major shot in the arm for BJP's campaign, PM Modi and HM Amit Shah will hold six huge rallies across key Haryana seats, aiming to galvanise voters and boost the party's bid to keep all 10 Lok Sabha seats.

During the election campaign for the Lok Sabha polls, BJP's Rohtak candidate Dr. Arvind Sharma launched an attack on the Congress party. He claimed that while the Modi government worked for the upliftment and development of all sections, the Congress only indulged in loot, lies, and created an atmosphere of fear.

In a fresh twist to Haryana's political drama, former CM Manohar Lal Khattar claimed that the BJP has the support of at least six out of ten Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) MLAs, intensifying the tussle for power between the ruling coalition and the opposition. 

The ongoing campaigning for the Lok Sabha elections in Haryana has taken an unprecedented turn, with villagers and farmers posing tough questions to political leaders, particularly from the BJP and the Jannayak Janta Party (JJP), on a range of issues affecting their lives.

Hitting back at former Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala's demand for a floor test, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini asserted that his government commands a majority and is ready to prove it in the Assembly if required.

BJP National President JP Nadda conducted a road show in Panchkula, Haryana, seeking votes for the party's Ambala candidate Banto Kataria. He then held meetings with party leaders to deliberate on the strategy for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, including the tour plans of star campaigners.

In a significant political development, Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) leader Dushyant Chautala has thrown his weight behind the Congress's efforts to overthrow the Nayab Singh Saini-led government in Haryana, citing the ruling coalition's loss of majority.

Ahead of the crucial Lok Sabha elections, the Haryana Congress unveiled its lineup of star campaigners. The list highlighted the clout of the Bhupinder Singh Hooda faction within the party's state unit, with several of his loyalists finding a place. However, in a move that underscored simmering tensions, the party excluded long-serving legislator Kiran Chaudhary and her daughter Shruti Chaudhary, both of whom had earlier been denied tickets. This decision has sparked speculation about power struggles within the Haryana Congress. 

BJP candidate Ashok Tanwar filed his nomination for the Sirsa Lok Sabha seat in the presence of CM Nayab Saini and several ministers, showcasing the party's determination to win the seat. 

With seven out of its ten MLAs absent from campaigning and some defecting to other parties, the Jannayak Janta Party is facing an uphill battle to maintain unity and mobilize support in the Lok Sabha elections in Haryana. 

As the Lok Sabha elections approach, the regional parties JJP and INLD in Haryana find themselves fighting for survival, with their once-strong Jat vote bank under threat. Caught between the BJP and Congress, these parties face an uphill battle to remain relevant in state politics.

After facing legal challenges in a property defacement case, Youth Congress leader Divyanshu Budhiraja secured bail and swiftly resumed his campaign for the Karnal Lok Sabha seat against BJP's Manohar Lal Khattar. His determination to overcome obstacles has energised the Congress campaign, setting the stage for a competitive electoral battle.

The Haryana Chief Minister heavily criticized Congress, demanding they list promises kept over 60 years. BJP candidate Jindal pledged to open skills training centers to prepare youth for jobs.

Rajnath Singh launched an attack on Rahul Gandhi, mocking his decision to shift constituencies as an act of cowardice and questioning his leadership aspirations.

Raj Babbar, Congress's Gurugram candidate, filed his nomination amidst fanfare, but the party's rally saw empty chairs, hinting at internal rifts. Former CM Hooda campaigned for Babbar, but Ajay Yadav's absence raised eyebrows on the party's unity.

In a strong attack on the opposition Congress party, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini accused them of making false promises and promoting corruption during their tenure. He lauded the BJP government's development agenda, welfare schemes, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, urging the public to re-elect the BJP for continued progress.

The BJP has lined up 40 star campaigners including PM Modi, HM Shah, and BJP CMs for the Haryana polls. Attempt to unite dissenting voices like Khattar, Vij and Bishnoi. Aims to leverage top leaders' appeal to retain all 10 seats.

A Panchayat backing former MLA Karan Singh Dalal has demanded the Congress party to replace its Faridabad candidate with Dalal. If the demand is not met by May 6, Dalal will be free to contest from another party, though not as an independent candidate.

Senior leaders from the Jannayak Janata Party (JJP), including national secretary Ashok Sherwal and state general secretary Kusum Sherwal, joined the BJP in Panchkula. CM Nayab Singh Sani welcomed the defectors, crediting PM Modi's policies as the driving force behind the influx of leaders.

The Jannayak Janta Party has announced its full list of candidates, including experienced politicians and new faces, to contest all 10 parliamentary seats in Haryana against the ruling BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

CM Nayab Singh Saini slammed previous governments for neglecting Mewat, accusing them of treating it as a mere vote bank, while praising the BJP's development initiatives in the region.

The Congress party has fielded Varun Choudhary as its candidate for the Ambala Lok Sabha constituency, sparking celebrations among party workers who are confident of victory. Choudhary has begun campaigning, while the party intensifies its efforts to secure the seat and address long-pending issues.

Former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar intensified his campaign in Kaithal, seeking votes for BJP candidate Naveen Jindal. He highlighted the BJP's achievements, attacked the opposition, and promised continued development if the party is voted back to power. Khattar exuded confidence in the BJP's victory across all seats in the state.

Karan Dalal, a senior Congress leader and former minister, has threatened to revolt against the party after being denied the Faridabad Lok Sabha ticket. He asserts that he won't be anyone's slave and will decide his future course at a 'Mahapanchayat' on April 29. Dalal believes that regions hold more importance than parties.

With opposition parties yet to declare candidates, the BJP is going all out in Karnal. Transport Minister Aseem Goel and CM's wife Suman Saini led separate campaigns, targeting youth, women, traders, and teachers. They highlighted Modi's achievements, slammed Congress, and sought votes for Khattar and Saini.

During his campaign, Rajya Sabha MP Deepender Hooda met residents and promised to abolish the portal system, which he claimed had caused inconveniences. He vowed to increase pensions to Rs 6,000 per month, the highest in the country, and reinstate ration cards for those who had lost them.

Haryana CM Nayab Saini met Kuldeep Bishnoi to seek support for BJP's Hisar candidate Ranjit Chautala. Saini invited Bishnoi to attend the party's Hisar rally on April 29. The meeting aimed to address concerns over ticket distribution and garner support from Bishnoi's influence in the region.

The Congress party is grappling with finalizing its Lok Sabha candidates in Haryana, with three seats - Bhiwani-Mahendragarh, Gurugram, and Rohtak - causing intense disagreements. Amid the impasse, the party is considering involving Rahul Gandhi to resolve the issue as the Central Election Committee and a sub-committee have failed to reach a consensus.

Manohar Lal Khattar, the former Haryana CM and BJP's Karnal candidate, refrained from commenting on Digvijay Chautala's statements, saying Chautala wants to fuel the issue. The controversy revolves around allegations of corruption against Dushyant Chautala, with calls for an investigation from Khattar and the current CM.

Digvijay Chautala launched a scathing attack on Manohar Lal Khattar, branding the former Haryana CM as the "weakest candidate" from Karnal. Chautala predicted a tough road ahead for Khattar, claiming he would fail to even get elected as a municipal councillor in the future.

Former Haryana CMs Manohar Lal Khattar and Bhupinder Singh Hooda exchanged taunts in Bahadurgarh over their parties' prospects in the Lok Sabha polls. While Khattar claimed BJP's dominance, Hooda expressed confidence in Congress' resurgence.

The INLD named wrestling legend Anup Singh Dahiya as its Sonepat candidate, aiming to woo Jats and the sports fraternity. It announced nominees for 3 seats while withholding 4 others, awaiting the Congress list. Abhay Chautala extended support to Rode leader Varinder Maratha, eyeing votes from the community.

CM Nayab Singh Saini warned criminals threatening traders with dire consequences, promising strict action and assuring safety for businessmen. He criticised Congress for not addressing poverty during their long rule and the previous state government over inadequate crop loss compensation for farmers.

BJP leader Om Prakash Dhankar campaigned for party candidate Dr. Arvind Sharma in Haryana, mocking Congress for delayed candidate announcements and lack of interest from senior leaders. He accused the previous Congress regime of corruption and nepotism, contrasting it with BJP's merit-based approach.

Naina Chautala's message to those leaving JJP emphasizes that true workers stay loyal. She ridicules the 'Aaya Ram Gaya Ram' phenomenon, criticizing those driven by greed. She applauds Dushyant's achievements and urges support for him in the elections.

Manoj Wadhwa, former Karnal deputy mayor, resigns from BJP. Likely to join Congress and contest Karnal Assembly bypoll against CM Nayab Singh Saini, the BJP candidate. Wadhwa's political shift and potential Congress candidacy add intrigue to the upcoming Karnal bypoll.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's anecdote about bribery at a rally in Hisar has sparked anger within the Bishnoi community, who consider the late Bhajan Lal, the father of Kuldeep Bishnoi, as a revered figure. The controversy has further strained the relationship between Kuldeep Bishnoi and the BJP, who denied him a ticket from Hisar. The Bishnoi community is now eagerly awaiting the Congress party's announcement of its candidate for the Hisar Lok Sabha seat, with speculations that Chander Mohan, Kuldeep Bishnoi's brother, might be fielded, making the contest highly competitive.

In a political clash, Haryana Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala challenged his uncle and INLD chief Abhay Chautala to field candidates on all 10 Lok Sabha seats, accusing him of being a "non-serious politician". Dushyant also pointed towards INLD's fear of losing its party symbol due to low vote share.

Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) faces a major crisis as its state president Nishan Singh resigns, along with several other top leaders. The mass exodus comes weeks before crucial Lok Sabha elections, dealing a severe blow to the party's electoral prospects and highlighting internal divisions within the JJP.

The BJP and Congress candidates in Haryana are engaged in a fierce battle over government jobs and local development. While the BJP alleges corruption in the previous Congress regime, the Congress accuses the current government of failing to fulfill its promises and address unemployment in the state.

Former Union Minister Birender Singh has rejoined the Congress party, dealing a significant blow to the BJP in Haryana. The veteran leader's decision comes just a month after his son Brijender Singh had also switched sides to the Congress. This development is seen as a boost for the opposition party in the state.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has launched a scathing attack on the Congress party, claiming that the BJP-led government has brought about "unprecedented development" in the country and the state. Saini praised the BJP's "right policy, intention and leadership," and said that every citizen is taking "full advantage" of the development initiatives under the NDA regime.

The Haryana Congress is grappling with the entry of Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) legislators, who are demanding Lok Sabha tickets. This has caused a rift within the party, with senior leaders like Kumari Selja and Bhupinder Singh Hooda opposing the move. The party is also considering surprise candidates, including a spiritual leader from Uttarakhand, as it seeks to finalise its list of nominees for the Lok Sabha elections.

Chief Minister Nayab Saini has summoned BJP MLAs and ministers for a dinner meeting, amid growing dissent against the party's Lok Sabha candidates and concerns over farmers' ire and a controversy surrounding a Brahmin leader. The CM has excluded independent legislators who had supported the BJP government, as the party seeks to solidify its poll strategy.

Haryana minister Anil Vij has expressed his displeasure at being kept in the dark about the change of Chief Minister in the state, stating that the lack of trust and transparency makes it difficult for him to work together. Vij also highlighted his exclusion from key decision-making processes and uncertainty about the role of former CM Manohar Lal Khattar in his electoral victories.

Veteran BJP leader and former Union Minister Birender Singh has resigned from the party and announced his decision to join the Indian National Congress, along with his wife Prem Lata. This move comes a month after Birender's son, Brijendra Singh, also resigned from the BJP and joined the Congress.

Former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar expresses confidence in BJP winning all 10 Lok Sabha seats in the state. He criticises the opposition for lacking viable candidates. Khattar also reveals plans for a BJP-HLP alliance in the Sirsa constituency, though the HLP leader Gopal Kanda was absent from the rally.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini assures voters of BJP's victory, citing the party's achievements under Modi's leadership. He dismisses Congress' promises and claims people believe in BJP's "guarantee." Saini warns those involved in recent incidents of violence, urging them to mend their ways before the government takes action.

Former Haryana minister Anil Vij speaks out, asserting he never desired power or compromised on principles. He criticises opposition's "theatrics" and expresses confidence in BJP's sweeping victory, predicting over 400 Lok Sabha seats for the party. Vij's commitment to public service and party ideology shines through his bold statements.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini boosts BJP's campaign in Ratia, endorsing PM Modi's development agenda. Saini highlights Modi's efforts in poverty alleviation and farmer welfare, contrasting them with Congress's rhetoric. However, farmers protest with black flags, demanding resolution of grievances. The clash underscores tensions amid political campaigning and agricultural concerns.

Former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar predicted BJP's victory in 370 Lok Sabha seats and all 10 in Haryana. He emphasises booth-level strategy's importance. Steering committee discusses election prep, focusing on voter outreach and micro-booth management. BJP asserts confidence in securing a sweeping victory in both state and national elections.

Former CM Manohar Lal Khattar ramps up his campaign for the Karnal Lok Sabha seat, expressing unwavering confidence in victory. Despite the Opposition's delay in candidate announcements, Khattar intensifies efforts, emphasising Modi government's achievements and addressing constituents' concerns, aiming to secure BJP's electoral success in Haryana.

Olympic boxer Vijender Singh's defection from the Congress to the BJP highlights his ideological alignment with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision. Singh cited discomfort with internal conflicts within Congress and a desire to prioritise national progress. His move underscores shifting political dynamics in Haryana ahead of upcoming elections.

The viral audio clip purportedly featuring former Union Minister Chaudhary Birender Singh expressing electoral concerns over Hisar and Sonipat constituencies has stirred political debates in Haryana. Singh's apprehensions over potential disruptions in Sonipat contrast with his perceived confidence in Hisar's security, reflecting strategic considerations ahead of the elections.

Former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar convenes strategy meetings with senior leaders in Hisar, ahead of Lok Sabha elections. The session, attended by prominent figures, focuses on election feedback and upcoming strategies. Recent campaign incidents, including farmer protests, highlight the dynamic electoral environment. Khattar's proactive approach signals BJP's readiness for the polls.

BJP accuses Haryana Congress leader Surjewala of making sexist remarks against Hema Malini. Surjewala clarifies amidst controversy over an edited video shared by BJP. Allegations and counterclaims highlight political tensions, with both parties engaging in mudslinging ahead of elections. Impact on electoral outcomes remains uncertain amidst the battle for narrative dominance.

Speculation arises over former Olympic boxer Vijender Singh potentially contesting on a BJP ticket for the Hisar Lok Sabha seat in Haryana. Controversies surrounding the initial candidate, Ranjit Chautala, and Congress's consideration of Chander Mohan add fuel to the political discourse.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini criticises Congress for neglecting Mewat's progress, highlighting BJP's developmental initiatives during a rally in Nuh. Saini contrasts BJP's governance with Congress's alleged corruption, emphasising transparent job allocation. He reassures farmers and urges re-election of current MP Rao Inderjit Singh.

Former Kurukshetra MP Naveen Jindal, previously with Congress, joins BJP after a decade, nominated for Lok Sabha seat. Despite the coal scam controversy, BJP's Central Election Committee approves candidacy. Jindal, son of India's richest woman, aims for political resurgence amidst familial stronghold. Political landscape in Kurukshetra awaits unfolding drama.

Former CM Hooda denies alliance rumours with LSP and Raj Kumar Saini joining Congress in Haryana. Emphasises party's inclusivity and condemns caste-based politics. Highlights alleged BJP-JJP nexus. Affirms Congress's determination to counter vote-splitting attempts.

Former Kurukshetra MP Naveen Jindal and Independent MLA Ranjit Chautala joined BJP, dealing a blow to Congress. Jindal will contest from Kurukshetra, while Chautala from Hisar in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Their defection marks a significant shift in Haryana's political landscape ahead of the polls.

CM Nayab Singh Saini visits his native village Mirzapur Majra in Ambala for the first time since assuming office. Accompanied by his wife and ministers, he pays respects, remembers former MP Rattan Lal Kataria, and urges support for Lok Sabha candidate Banto Kataria. Emphasises unity and gratitude, vows to prioritise constituents' needs.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini visits his hometown and meets with former minister Anil Vij to sort out their differences. Vij welcomes him warmly, showing a chance for them to make peace. This meeting comes after Saini promises to keep supporting the BJP despite some changes in alliances. Their talk suggests they might resolve their issues.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini extends an olive branch to former Home Minister Anil Vij amidst growing discontent within the BJP ranks. Saini acknowledges Vij's seniority, offering reconciliation over tea, amidst rumours of party rifts. Vij's absence and vocal expressions of discontent underscore simmering tensions within the party.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launches BJP's election campaign, rallying party workers in Ambala and Kurukshetra. He urges support for Banto Kataria in Ambala and emphasises re-electing Narendra Modi for a third term. Saini criticises AAP leaders in Kurukshetra and pledges unwavering commitment to serving Haryana's residents.

Haryana's newly appointed CM Nayab Singh Saini received a warm welcome in Ambala, where he addressed party workers ahead of the upcoming elections. Expressing gratitude for the support, Saini emphasized unity within the BJP and reaffirmed his commitment to public welfare, promising to address concerns and ensure justice.

A purported illicit video involving a BJP MP sparks a political dispute in Haryana. BJP accuses Congress's Deepender Hooda of orchestrating controversy, while Congress alleges BJP engaging in dirty politics. Arrests, FIRs, and counter-allegations ensue. Both parties trade barbs as tensions escalate ahead of elections. Video's authenticity remains unverified.

Former CM Khattar expresses joy as Nayab Saini takes over, comparing it to familial pride. BJP swiftly replaced Khattar with Saini, signaling a strategic shift. Khattar highlights BJP's readiness for change, contrasting it with opposition's discord. Saini vows to continue state's development, echoing BJP's commitment to electoral success.

Haryana's 2024 Lok Sabha elections present a four-cornered contest, with BJP aiming to retain its dominance by appealing to non-Jat and urban voters, while Congress seeks to capitalise on anti-incumbency sentiments driven by unemployment and inflation. Strategic manoeuvres and divergent narratives shape the battleground as parties vie for electoral supremacy.

Amit Shah shared insights on the BJP-JJP split in Haryana, stating it ended amicably due to disagreements over seat allocation. He praised former CM Manohar Lal Khattar's leadership, hinting at potential roles for him. The split allows both parties to focus on their core voter bases, fostering future collaboration possibilities.

Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini meets top BJP leaders, including PM Modi, expressing confidence in BJP's victory on all 10 Lok Sabha seats. Saini highlights welfare schemes' impact, pledges to continue developmental momentum. Affirms party unity, ongoing discussions on Cabinet expansion. Dissolves alliance with JJP, emphasizing leadership-driven decision.

Former Haryana Minister Anil Vij endorses the 'One Nation-One Election' proposal, citing its potential to alleviate resource strain and expenses incurred due to frequent elections. Criticising Arvind Kejriwal's opposition, Vij celebrates his 71st birthday, with well-wishers including The Great Khali and Kanhaiya Mittal, gathering at his residence.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar resigns from both his legislative seat and as CM, entrusting his constituency to Nayab Singh Saini. Emotionally bidding farewell, Khattar emphasizes his commitment to serving Haryana. With BJP's nod, he eyes the Karnal Lok Sabha seat, symbolizing a shift to national politics. His legacy of governance and transparency resonates as he embarks on this new journey.

The BJP nominated former Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar for the Karnal Lok Sabha seat, indicating a potential national role. Khattar's journey from RSS pracharak to MLA to Lok Sabha hopeful reflects his political evolution. With a commitment to transparency and unity, Khattar hopes for continued voter support as he ventures into broader horizons in national politics.

Known as committed party man and close confidante of Manohar lal Khattar, Nayab singh saini, was rewarded by the BJP for his years of hardwoork after manohar lal khattar and his cabinet submitted his resignation to the governor on tuesday.

Government faces opposition scrutiny over Yamuna water sharing with Rajasthan and escalating debt during the Vidhan Sabha's Budget discussion. Congress MLA raises concerns about water diversion, while Congress chief whip highlights exponential debt growth under BJP regime, sparking heated debate and protest.

In Haryana's Kurukshetra, Congress faces turmoil after Navin Jindal's withdrawal, leaving a leadership vacuum. Randeep Singh Surjewala declines, and Ashok Arora prefers assembly elections. Aam Aadmi Party eyes Kurukshetra, aligning with Congress for a strategic foothold. Meanwhile, in Gurugram, Congress's Captain Ajay Yadav takes charge. Coalition dynamics reshape Haryana's electoral landscape, setting the stage for a fiercely contested battle.

AAP and Congress finalise an alliance for Haryana's Lok Sabha elections. Congress is likely to offer AAP Kurukshetra seat. The constituency, historically Congress's stronghold, saw BJP's 2014 victory. Jat dominance adds complexity. With alliances forming, a fierce electoral battle looms, promising a significant political shift.

Congress faces backlash for sharing manipulated video depicting tractor rally as farmers' protest. BJP leader exposes truth, revealing rally's actual organiser. Incident reflects a tense political climate amidst farmer protests and upcoming elections. Both sides emphasise dialogue for resolution. Misinformation undermines trust, highlighting the need for transparency in political discourse.

After years of struggle and various resistances, AIIMS rewari found its way to the ground. PM Narendra Modi will be coming to the land from where he started his election campaign in 2014.

MLA Neeraj Sharma plans to attend the assembly in a shroud adorned with religious verses and constituency issues. Speaker Gian Chand Gupta denies permission, citing decorum violations. Sharma insists on inspection, emphasizing the symbolic nature. The controversy raises concerns about parliamentary norms and legislator expression in the upcoming session.

The BJP's Rohtak rally, led by State President Nayab Singh Saini, accused the Hooda-led government of being a corruption hub. In response to Nitish Kumar's NDA inclusion, Saini downplayed it. The BJP is strategically focusing on Rohtak, aiming to strengthen its position before the Lok Sabha elections.

Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda rallied support in Jhajjar, criticising the BJP-JJP government's policies. Hooda pledged to address issues like unemployment, rising crime rates, and farmer concerns. He highlighted the shortcomings of the current administration and promised to provide two lakh government jobs. Congress state President Udai Bhan criticized the Khattar government, accusing it of plunging the state into debt. The event aimed to garner public support for Hooda's upcoming electoral campaign.

Factionalism reaches a boiling point in Haryana Congress as the high command intervenes to address exclusion grievances and infighting. Tensions rise during a crucial meeting, leading to a directive for unity and an expedited Lok Sabha election committee reshuffle. The party faces challenges ahead of the polls amid internal discord.

BJP's Haryana Chief, Nayan Singh Saini, launched a scathing critique against Congress during a Republic Day event. He accused Congress of lacking organization and democracy, claiming leaders prioritize power struggles over principles. Saini predicted BJP's strong performance in the 2024 elections and praised PM Modi's development initiatives, emphasizing commitment to progress.

BJP Haryana Chief Nayab Singh Saini criticises Hooda and SRK Group, defending the government's anti-corruption measures. He praises PM Modi's Bhagwan Vishwakarma Yojana, highlighting its 13,000-crore budget for traditional occupations. Saini emphasizes rural development through the "Ghar-Ghar Chalo, Gaon-Gaon Chalo" campaign and lauds PM Modi's transformative impact on villages, urging discussions on Modi's third term.

Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda slammed the BJP-JJP government, revealing widespread scams in Farmer Producer Organizations (FPO) and crop insurance schemes. He highlighted the creation of fake FPOs, resulting in massive embezzlement, leaving around 3 lakh farmers without crop insurance. Hooda demanded immediate corrective action and a high-level inquiry.

Bhupinder Hooda, the former Chief Minister, took a swipe at the BJP during his visit to Loharu, criticising the government for its alleged involvement in scandals. Enjoying a cup of tea in chilly weather, Hooda expressed his concerns about various controversies. The visit also included homage to Bansi Lal's memorial in Golagad village.

Haryana's Home Minister, Anil Vij, criticised Congress for rejecting the Ram Mandir celebration, alleging their arrogance. Speaking in Ambala, he lauded the public's fervour during Pran Pratishtha Diwas, comparing it to Diwali celebrations. Vij also took a dig at Congress's stance on naming public spaces and honoured Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose for his crucial role in India's independence struggle.

Haryana Congress witnesses a significant transformation as the All India Congress Committee approves the inclusion of AICC secretaries in key committees. The move, communicated by Haryana Congress Party in-charge Deepak Babaria, is aimed at strengthening the role of AICC in the state, addressing political affairs, and preparing for upcoming elections.

Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda and son Deepender addressed the Rohtak Bar Association, discussing Congress's election preparedness. Bhupinder highlighted party discipline committees, expressing confidence in contesting Haryana elections solo. Deepender emphasized keeping politics separate from Lord Ram. They critiqued the BJP, stressing the need for justice. The event covered a range of political issues and election strategies.

Former Haryana Congress president Ashok Tanwar's surprising shift to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), his fourth party in five years, underscores the fluidity of political alliances. Tanwar praised PM Modi's leadership, emphasizing its transformative impact. His induction, accompanied by familial ties claimed by Chief Minister Khattar, adds complexity to Haryana's political dynamics.

In a public meeting organized by Haryana Jansevak Party (HJPA), leader Balraj Kundu launched a scathing attack, subtly referencing Abhay Chautala, criticizing the political landscape. He expressed joy at joining BJP, rejecting offers from Congress and BJP. Kundu urged voters to be vigilant against deceptive tactics, emphasizing genuine welfare-driven representation.

Nirmal Singh, Haryana Congress leader, criticized the state government for neglecting public welfare, citing rising unemployment, crime, and corruption. He expressed concern over youth migration and pledged continued commitment to Ambala City. Singh compared the administrations, urging public scrutiny. The address emphasized collaborative efforts to address challenges in a gathering of party workers.

Haryana's BJP announced its second list of appointments, appointing leaders for various fronts. Jawahar Yadav became the chief spokesperson, while other appointments included heads for Kisan Morcha, Youth Morcha, SC Morcha, Women's Morcha, OBC Morcha, and Alp-Sankhyak Morcha, aiming to diversify and strengthen the party's organizational structure.

The India International Science Festival concludes in Haryana, marked by Chief Minister Manohar Lal's announcement of Science Cities in Gurugram and Faridabad. Lal commends Indian scientists for their global contributions, particularly in developing COVID-19 vaccines. The event attracts thousands of students, showcasing the timeless relevance of science. The Chief Minister also touches upon advancements in drone technology, emphasizing its applications in agriculture and various sectors. In the closing remarks, Lal reflects on the historical and contemporary significance of Ayodhya, announcing the realization of the Ram Temple dream.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Haryana is meticulously planning candidate selection for the upcoming Lok Sabha and Assembly elections. Engaging five survey agencies, the party assesses potential candidates based on voter sentiment, past performance, and social media influence. A cross-check mechanism ensures transparency, emphasizing the BJP's commitment to a robust selection process.

Ashok Tanwar, former Sirsa MP, dealt a blow to AAP, resigning due to displeasure with its alignment with Congress. Tanwar, a Dalit leader, joined AAP in 2022, previously associated with the Congress, where he served as Haryana Congress president. His departure follows resignations of senior AAP leaders in Haryana, underscoring challenges in retaining key figures. The move prompts speculation about evolving political dynamics in Haryana.

Haryana Congress faces intense infighting as Kumari Selja's journey sparks a power struggle. Home Minister Anil Vij criticizes the SRK-Hooda factions, highlighting scandals around Bhupinder Hooda. Amidst legal battles over Ayodhya, Vij challenges Rahul Gandhi and accuses Congress of historical injustices. The turmoil exposes deep divisions within Haryana Congress.

Amidst internal turmoil, Haryana Congress faces dissent over the 'Congress Sandesh Yatra,' with in-charge Deepak Babaria rejecting it. His stern letter warns against deviating from party discipline, intensifying the rift. Meanwhile, State President Uday Bhan challenges SRK Group's influence. A controversial poster excluding key leaders adds to factional tensions, jeopardizing party unity.

ED investigates former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda for money laundering linked to land scams in Manesar. After CBI charges, ED alleges builders manipulated farmers, leading to a ₹108.79 crore property attachment. The case involves coercive land acquisition notifications, resulting in significant losses for landowners. Hooda and other prominent builders are implicated.

BJP in Haryana strategically realigns ahead of Lok Sabha elections, reconciling with disenchanted leaders, including Vipul Goel and Santosh Yadav. The move aims to unite the party, particularly in Gurugram, challenging Rao Inderjit Singh's influence. BJP navigates internal tensions to secure victory in all 10 seats, crucial for electoral success.

Deepender Singh Hooda, Congress leader, launches "Ghar-Ghar Congress Abhiyan" in Rohtak, starting from Shori Market. Prioritizing grassroots connect, he engages with shopkeepers, intensifying the party's presence in Haryana.

Renowned wrestler and BJP leader Babita Phogat criticizes the Congress, accusing them of using temple visits for election propaganda. Expressing disappointment over key Congress leaders' absence from the Ayodhya event, she questions their sincerity. Phogat, gearing up for elections, emphasizes the need for genuine devotion over political posturing.

Deepender Singh Hooda, reflecting on the 2019 election loss, gears up for a transformative campaign in Rohtak. Undaunted by personal defeat, he criticises BJP's track record and vows to bring change. With a focus on door-to-door outreach and increased booth turnout, Hooda aims to reclaim the narrative and address developmental concerns.