Manohar Lal will become the Chief Minister of Haryana, will take oath as Chief Minister again at 4 pm

Chandigarh. In a major political development in Haryana, Chief Minister Manohar Lal has resigned. Manohar Lal will take oath again at 4 pm. The timing of the swearing-in ceremony has changed. Now Jannayak Janata Party will not have any alliance with BJP in the state.

Former Education Minister Kanwarpal Gurjar has made it clear that Manohar Lal will become the Chief Minister again. Manohar Lal will take oath as Chief Minister for the third time. He has resigned from the coalition government only to end the alliance with JJP.

BJP has called a meeting of the legislature party in Chandigarh. In the meeting, in the presence of central observers Arjun Munda and Tarun Chugh, Manohar Lal will again be elected leader of the BJP legislature party. Now it remains to be seen whether Manohar Lal will take oath alone or two other MLAs including Ranjit Singh Chautala will take oath as Deputy Chief Minister. Both the central observers have reached their residence in Haryana. All these BJP MLAs and independent MLAs are present.

JJP leader Dushyant Chautala in Delhi

While Dushyant Chautala is in Delhi. There are only four MLAs with him. He met BJP national president JP Nadda in Delhi on Sunday but there was no indication of maintaining the alliance. As the leader of the constituent party of the NDA alliance, Dushyant was contesting for two seats in Haryana in the Lok Sabha elections. BJP had already made it clear that the party will contest elections on all the 10 seats of Haryana on the lotus symbol.

Five JJP MLAs including Ramkumar Gautam are in Chandigarh and are in touch with BJP. It is believed that the new BJP government led by Manohar Lal will get the support of 41 BJP, six independents and five JJP MLAs.

He had already said that BJP's alliance with JJP will break. This alliance was against democracy.