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Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: After the defeat in Haryana, Congress has come into action. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has called a meeting today (October 10) to review the defeat. Bhupendra Hooda, Ashok Gehlot, Ajay Maken, Pratap Singh Bajwa, in-charge Deepak Babaria, state president Uday Bhan will attend this meeting. Rahul Gandhi can also attend this meeting. Earlier, in the review meeting called by Kharge regarding Haryana, Shailja and Surjewala were not invited. These leaders can be called later also.
These issues can be discussed in the meeting
Congress has suffered a big setback in Haryana. Congress could not take advantage of the 10-year anti-incumbency wave. The result was that the party had to face a crushing defeat. Due to some reasons the party lost the battle it had won. Kharge has called this meeting in this matter. The defeat will be reviewed in this meeting. What was lacking, where was the mistake… such issues will be discussed.
Congress's internal fight resulted in Congress's defeat!
Before the elections, it was believed that this time Congress would return to Haryana. An exit poll survey has made this estimate a little more concrete. After the survey, tremendous enthusiasm was seen in Haryana Congress. His return to the state after 10 years was strongly accepted by the Congressmen. There was no such survey in which Congress was seen losing. But when the results came, all the surveys failed. BJP has got a historic victory in Haryana. BJP has scored a hat-trick of victories in the state.
There is no doubt that internal strife in Congress also contributed to BJP's victory. BJP has benefited a lot from the rift between Bhupendra Singh Hooda and Kumari Selja. From ticket distribution to election campaign, Congress appeared divided. Congress divided into three camps. Among these, one camp was of former Chief Minister Hooda, the other was of Kumari Selja and the third was of Randeep Surjewala.
BJP got 48 seats and Congress 37 seats.
BJP hoisted the flag of victory in Haryana. This was the party's third consecutive victory. In Haryana, BJP has won 48 seats and Congress has won 37 seats. Two seats went to the account of Indian National Lok Dal while three seats went to the account of independents.
