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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.

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.

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.

In a significant move to ease the burden on electricity consumers, the Haryana government has announced that households consuming between 10-100 units will pay a maximum of Rs 200 per month. Additionally, the state will implement the PM's free solar panel scheme to provide renewable energy to the poor.

With the mercury touching 45 degrees in most parts of the state, polling was affected in the day due to the hot winds and Haryana saw biggest dip in the polling percentage as compared to the 8 states and UT's.

In a fiery speech in Ambala, PM Modi highlighted his government's unwavering resolve, warning enemies that they "think 100 times before doing anything" when faced with a 'Dhaakad' (strong) leadership at the Centre. He praised Haryana's spirit and drew parallels with his government's decisive approach.

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.

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.

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.

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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.

congress has fielded the inexperienced Divyanshu budhiraja from karnal seat against Haryana's ex- cm manohar lal Khattar. With Maratha Virender Verma in the ground the contest has become more interesting. Karnal Lok Sabha seat is known for giving surprising results, thus it will be interesting to watch how the people of karnal will vote in 2024

Naveen Jindal, the businessman and politician recently joined BJP, is contesting from Kurukshetra Lok Sabha seat in the upcoming general elections. He is out on the ground, meeting people, going to Mandis, riding motorcycles. Will he emerge victorious leaving his past controversies behind?

Haryana's politics once dominated by strong and traditional caste hierarchies, went through a seismic shift in 2014 when congress badly lost the 2014 Lok Sabha elections in front of the modi juggernaut. Since, 2014 Haryana congress is marred by internal factionalism and power blocs in the state party unit.

The state which once used to be the abode of caste and traditional family politics, chose to break the legacy of nepotism and corruption. With PM Modi's resounding victory in 2014, BJP tasted his first major electoral success in the state. It will be interesting to see how BJP performs in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

CM Nayab Singh Saini highlights the state government's work over the past decade, upholding the 'Haryana Ek, Haryanvi Ek' vision. He counters the Congress' "false narratives," showcasing real progress in infrastructure and welfare schemes. Paying tribute to former MP Rattan Lal Kataria, Saini urges voters to support the BJP, ensuring the state's continued development under PM Modi's leadership.

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.

Haryana's former Home Minister Anil Vij has removed the "Modi's Family" tag from his social media profile, sparking fresh speculation about his relationship with the BJP leadership. Vij has clarified that the change was simply a technical adjustment and that he remains a loyal member of the party.

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.

BJP conducted a victory rally in Ambala, Haryana, with CM Nayab Singh Saini addressing the crowd. Saini emphasised BJP's inclusivity and developmental work. Absence of former Home Minister Anil Vij was notable. BJP candidate Banto Kataria praised Saini and BJP's achievements. Transport Minister Aseem Goel predicted BJP's triumph in upcoming elections.

Haryana's Transport Minister Aseem Goel rides a bus to his first Cabinet meeting, engaging with passengers and staff to understand public transport challenges. Promising to improve services, he addresses issues like seat belt discrepancies, promising a better travel experience for passengers through direct action and attentive governance.

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 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.

CM Nayab Singh Saini expands cabinet, inducts 8 ministers, including BJP MLA Kamal Gupta. Governor Bandaru Dattatreya administers oath at Raj Bhavan. Former CM Manohar Lal Khattar attends ceremony. Gupta leads as cabinet minister, reciting oath in Sanskrit. New ministers sworn in as state ministers (independent charge), aiming for inclusive development under Saini's leadership.

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.

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.

The recent politcal developments in the state which led to the change in guard and induction of Nayab Singh Saini as Haryana's CM has made the politcs of the state more unpredictable and interesting ahead of the 2024 lok sabha elections.

The death of a young farmer and injuries to over 100 others in clashes with Haryana Police fuel nationwide outrage amid ongoing protests. Trade unions declare February 23 a 'Black Day', urging protests. Despite government offers of dialogue, uncertainty looms over the resolution of the deepening farmers' agitation.

Amid escalating tensions at the Punjab-Haryana border, farmers gear up for the "Dilli Chalo" protest march, demanding legislative action on MSP and debt waivers. With heavy machinery deployed and political stakes high, the standoff reflects deep-rooted discontent and the determination of farmers to press for their demands.

In the ongoing farmers' protest, the government proposes MSP for five crops, sparking deliberations among leaders. Tragedies highlight the toll of protest. Farmer representatives convene to discuss the offer, promising a decision by evening. Anticipation mounts as the nation awaits outcome, with negotiations poised to influence the protest's trajectory and agricultural policy.

Amidst ongoing farmer protests, talks between leaders and government yield limited progress. Demonstrations intensify with clashes reported at Haryana-Punjab border. Despite assurances, tensions persist as protesters demand MSP guarantees. Shutdowns in Punjab and Haryana continue, with next talks scheduled Sunday. Delhi Police prepare for potential escalation.

CM Khattar objects to farmers' march to Delhi, likening it to an army offensive, citing their use of tractor-trolleys. Farmers demand resolution of grievances at Shambhu and Khanauri borders. Khattar advocates for a democratic process, hopeful for resolution after Chandigarh meeting between union ministers and farmer leaders.

Haryana government extends mobile internet ban in seven districts until February 17 amid ongoing farmers' agitation. Decision follows initial two-day suspension due to 'Delhi Chalo' protest. Move aims to prevent disturbances amid tensions. Telecom service providers directed to comply. Extension underlines commitment to maintaining public order amidst protests.

Farmers' agitation escalates as Punjab and Haryana farmers persist at border points, prompting police measures and toll-free initiatives. Punjab trains halted; toll-free day announced in Haryana. Amidst internet shutdowns in Punjab, Haryana CM questions farmers' methods. Tensions mount as farmers demand repeal of farm laws and MSP assurances, while the government seeks resolution.

Ongoing farmers' protest and clash at the Punjab-Haryana border highlights the persistence of farmers despite barricades, with police resorting to tear gas. It emphasizes their demands and the injuries sustained by policemen, underscoring the escalating tension and gravity of the situation.

Clashes erupt at Shambhu border as farmers clash with police, facing teargas and drone surveillance. Despite injuries, farmers continue towards Delhi. Security forces deploy roadblocks and diversionary tactics, intensifying surveillance. Calls for dialogue amidst escalating tensions. The confrontation underscores the farmers' determined stand and the authorities' efforts to quell the protest.

Haryana government suspends internet services in certain districts to prevent tension and violence during upcoming farmers' march. Order aims to stop spread of rumors online that could incite unrest. Exemptions ensure minimal disruption to essential services. Violators warned of legal action. Measures taken for public safety.

Haryana faces an intense 26-day cold wave, triggering a red alert in six districts. The prolonged cold, dense fog, and cold day conditions prompt health concerns and impact agriculture. With forecasts suggesting a potential respite from the cold with rainfall, residents are advised to take precautions, especially vulnerable populations and farmers.

Today, various cities in Haryana, including Hisar, Gurugram, Charkhi Dadri, and Faridabad, witnessed grand celebrations as they marked the historic occasion of Lord Rama's Prana Pratishtha at the Ayodhya temple. Devotees participated in processions, Yajnas, and cultural events, spreading joy and unity. Leaders from different spheres also joined in the spiritual festivities, emphasizing the significance of this monumental day.

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.

Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala outlines Haryana's political landscape, hinting at a joint BJP-JJP strategy for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. He highlights the disciplined approach within the parties and addresses recent developments, including the return of leaders. Chautala unveils ambitious plans for air connectivity, emphasizing significant developments at Hisar Airport and other key projects.

Haryana battles an extended severe cold wave, prompting red alerts in four districts and orange alerts in ten others. With 22 consecutive days of intense cold, visibility is reduced to 25 meters due to thick fog. The Meteorological Department forecasts continued cold until January 18, emphasizing caution and preparedness for residents.

Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar attended Guru Gobind Singh's Gurpurab in Ambala, emphasizing blessings at Shri Lakhnaur Sahib. He extended wishes, blending religious and political sentiments, asserting BJP's presence.

Haryana's Home Minister Anil Vij led a grand "Shriram Yatra" in Ambala, invoking spiritual fervour ahead of Lord Shriram's idol consecration in Ayodhya. Encouraging a Sattvic diet, the procession wound through major markets, reflecting religious harmony. Vij emphasised post-yatra cleanliness, amplifying the cultural vibrancy of the event, attracting thousands of devotees.

Ashok Tanwar, a former Congress leader and AAP member in Haryana, is speculated to join BJP, marking a significant political shift. This move follows AAP's recent setbacks, including Chitra Sarwara's switch to Congress. If Tanwar joins BJP, it could reshape the state's political dynamics, impacting the upcoming elections and adding a notable Dalit face to the BJP.

Former Haryana Minister Nirmal Singh and daughter Chitra Sarwara have strategically joined Congress ahead of elections. Chitra, previously with AAP, cites her father's reluctance to align with AAP for their move. She emphasizes the need for Congress's organizational strength to challenge BJP, assuring a return to Congress without conditions.

Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala rebuts allegations from former CM Hooda and son, citing lack of substance in their statements. Chautala defends his government's achievements, highlighting digital governance, economic progress, and youth opportunities. He refutes accusations, emphasizing transparency in regional development and stability in the coalition government, dismissing speculations of instability.

Ambala farmers embrace the Mera Pani Meri Virasat water conservation scheme, covering over 6,200 acres in 2023. Despite challenges, the program incentivizes crop diversification from paddy, with eligible farmers receiving Rs 7,000 per acre. Concerns linger over MSP assurance and seed quality. The initiative reflects progress in sustainable agriculture practices.

Former Haryana Minister Nirmal Singh and his daughter Chitra Sarwara are set to rejoin the Congress in New Delhi, marking a significant political development. Their return, alongside notable leaders like Bhupinder Singh Hooda, follows their earlier stint with the Aam Aadmi Party. Nirmal Singh, a four-time Congress MLA, left due to denied tickets in 2019, contesting independently. Their re-entry into Congress adds complexity to Haryana's political landscape

Anil Vij, announced a majestic event, the "Shri Ram Yatra," scheduled for January 14 in Ambala Cantt, with the purpose of installation and inauguration of Lord Ram's newly constructed temple in Ayodhya. Vij chaired a workers' meeting on Thursday at Ambala Cantt PWD Rest House to discuss the preparations for this grand event.

In a significant development, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) initiated raids on 20 locations associated with mining businesses in Haryana. Among those under scrutiny are Congress MLA Surender Panwar and his partner Suresh Tyagi from Sonipat, Manoj Vadhwa, who transitioned from INLD to BJP in Karnal, and Dilbag Singh, an INLD leader in Yamuna Nagar.

In a strategic move, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Haryana's Ambala district has elected Mandeep Rana, a close associate of legislator Aseem Goyal, as the district president. This decision is seen as a calculated move to strengthen the party's position, particularly in rural areas, where Mandeep Rana's leadership is expected to bolster the BJP's grassroots support.

Haryana welcomes the new year with welfare-oriented policies, improved connectivity, and innovative governance initiatives, albeit amidst political criticism. The state is poised for progress in various sectors, promising a transformative year ahead.

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One of the cases brought to Minister Vij's attention involved a senior resident of Karnal making false accusations against his daughter-in-law, alleging harassment with an intent to frame her in a harassment case. A woman from Sonipat had previously accused her in-laws of subjecting her to physical abuse. Minister Anil Vij promptly instructed the Sonipat Police Commissioner to initiate necessary actions.

Haryana's Home and Health Minister, Anil Vij, is actively addressing public grievances in Ambala. Individuals from various corners of the state have brought forward their complaints, prompting the minister to direct officials for their resolution.

Doctors in civic hospitals are abstaining from duties such as postmortems, MLR, OPD, IPD, VIP duty, and jail duty. This is the second time within three days that doctors' strikes are causing distress for patients in civic hospitals.

In a significant setback for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Haryana, senior leader Nirmal Singh and his daughter Chitra Sarwara, the State Vice President of AAP Haryana unit, have submitted their resignations on Thursday. Speculations are rife that both might join the Congress party.

Out of the 32 EV charging stations spread across Ambala, Kurukshetra, Karnal, Panipat, and Sonepat districts, only one public and 15 private stations are currently functional.

A pivotal meeting took place on Tuesday among five organisations comprising the United Kisan Morcha at Gurdwara Dera Kar Seva in Karnal. The consensus among these organisations was to escalate their protest to the 4th Commissioner level if the government failed to address their demands. The organisations, represented by leaders like Sukhvindra Aulakh, Suresh Koth, Mandeep Singh, Chhatrapal, Amrit Singh Bugga, among others, decided on specific dates for protests in Ambala, Rohtak, Hisar, and Karnal if their demands were not met promptly.