Date: October 08, 2024
Congress Leads Haryana Polls: BJP Faces Defeat After 10 Years
Early Trends in Haryana Polls Results
The Haryana Assembly elections are underway, and the early vote counts signal a major shift in Haryana Polls. After ruling for ten years, the BJP is facing defeat. The Congress is on track to win a significant victory, potentially securing a two-thirds majority. Early trends from Haryana Polls show Congress leading with 65 seats, marking the end of BJP’s 10-year rule. Hooda likely to be CM.
Current Standings and Party Positions in Haryana Polls
The latest trends show:
- Congress – 65 seats
- BJP – 23 seats
- JJP+ – 1 seat
- AAP – 0 seats
- Others – 4 seats
Although no seats have been officially won yet, the early trends suggest a clear lead for Congress. This is a strong indication that the BJP will lose control of the state, bringing an end to their ten-year governance in Haryana.
BJP’s Setback and CM Nayab Singh Saini’s Response
With these trends showing BJP’s decline, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has taken a reflective stance. Before the vote count, he visited the Shri Dakshin Mukhi Hanuman Temple in Brahma Sarovar. Many view this as an effort to seek divine intervention during a critical moment for his party.
Bhupinder Singh Hooda: Congress’s Chief Ministerial Candidate
As the likely winners, Congress is preparing for a leadership transition. Bhupinder Singh Hooda is expected to take on the Chief Minister role. Hooda, a former CM of Haryana and Leader of the Opposition, has long been a dominant figure in the state’s politics. He served as Chief Minister from 2005 to 2014 and is now ready to lead the state again.
Political Landscape Shifts in Haryana
This potential victory signals a new beginning for Congress and a significant loss for BJP. The anticipated Congress win could reshape the political scene, both regionally and nationally. This could also strengthen their position in upcoming elections across other states.