Congress News: As soon as the Lok Sabha elections ended, Congress started preparing for the Haryana Assembly elections

Congress sounded the bugle for Haryana assembly elections from Chandigarh and will issue a charge sheet against the 10-year tenure of BJP, as the party feels that these issues are of public concern and people will connect with Congress and will also vote for it.

Congress issued a charge sheet against the state government

Haryana Congress has started its election campaign from July 11 in the name of Haryana Maange Hisaab, in which 15 questions have been asked to the current BJP government-

1. Why is Haryana the country’s highest unemployment?

2. Why is Haryana having the highest inflation in the country?

3. Why is Haryana the most unsafe state in the country?

4. Why are there scams after scams in Haryana?

5. Why is Haryana suffering due to anti-people portals?

6. Why have permanent jobs under Agniveer and Kaushal Nigam been abolished?

7. Why did the BJP era become the era of farmers?

8. Why are Dalits and backward classes neglected and their constitutional rights violated?

9. Why is Haryana ahead of Punjab in drug addiction?

10. Why are the poor, outside colony dwellers and workers in such a miserable condition?

11. Why is the teacher system ruined in Haryana?

12. Why is the health services in Haryana going bankrupt?

13. Why were sticks and bullets rained on every class?

14. Why did Haryana’s economy go off the track of development?

15. Why did BJP forget the manifesto of 2014 and 2019?

Under this program, Haryana Congress President Uday Bhan and Leader of Opposition/Former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda will visit every district, while Lok Sabha MP Deepender Hooda will undertake a padyatra.

The challenge of Congress is more from its own leaders than from BJP

Haryana has been a victim of internal factionalism for a long time. In the last 10 years, all the big leaders who left the party (Kuldeep Vishnoi, Kiran Chaudhary) targeted Bhupinder Hooda and said that Hooda has made Congress a one-person party. There are many leaders who speak openly against Hooda. Hooda’s close aide claims that in the last 10 years, about 150 former MLAs and former ministers have joined the Congress.

In view of the elections, senior leader of the state Kumari Shailaja has also announced a separate padyatra (foot march) in the cities, while Congress general secretary Randeep Surjewala also has a different line from Hooda. Sources believe that these leaders have also distanced themselves from the election campaign announcement program.

INLD-BSP also announced alliance to stop Congress

The assembly elections seem to be getting interesting, on one hand BJP seems to be struggling to come to power for the third time, while JJP has taken a different path by withdrawing its support from the government, while Congress believes that the wave against the 10-year rule of BJP will benefit the party. But today the announcement of BSP-INLD alliance has become a cause of worry for both BJP and Congress, INLD will contest on 53 seats and BSP on 37 seats in which Abhay Chautala has been made the face of CM, Congress-AAP alliance also seems to be in limbo