New Delhi [India]: Congress's winning candidate from Rohtak Lok Sabha seat in Haryana, Deepender Singh Hooda, said that the results of the Lok Sabha elections have made it clear that the result of the next assembly elections to be held after three months will be in the hands of the Congress. Kindness.
Hooda said, "The people of Haryana voted for change. India Bloc has got the highest number of votes in the entire country. We have got 47.6 percent votes in Haryana.Congress has won 5 Lok Sabha seats and gained lead in 46 assembly constituencies of Haryana, making it clear that the results of the assembly elections to be held in the state in the coming days will be in favor of Congress. “The public has voted to save the Constitution and the arrogance of the BJP to break the Constitution.”
He further said that even though BJP is ahead in numbers, the people have given moral strength to Congress.
On Rohtak Lok Sabha seat, Deependra Singh Hooda defeated BJP's Dr. Arvind Kumar Sharma by 3,45,298 votes.
Congress leader Kumari Shailaja, who won from Haryana's Sirsa, remarked that the party could have performed better in the Lok Sabha elections and the next target would be to adopt a better strategy to register a decisive victory in the upcoming assembly elections.
Kumari Shailaja said, “We could have performed better. We will discuss our performance in the party and also see how to adopt a better strategy to register a decisive victory to form the government in the assembly elections to be held in the state after three months," our senior leaders in the Indian alliance (centre) Will take a decision on the attempt to form the government.,
Kumari Shailja defeated Ashok Tanwar of Congress by 268497 votes.
In Haryana too, BJP lost its dominance in the last two Lok Sabha elections and won five seats. Congress won the other five seats in the state. Assembly elections will be held in Haryana later this year.
According to the Election Commission of India, the BJP won 240 seats, significantly less than 303 seats in 2019. On the other hand, Congress registered a strong improvement by winning 99 seats. While the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance won 292 seats, the India Bloc crossed the 230 mark, putting up a tough contest and defying all predictions.
Hooda said, "The people of Haryana voted for change. India Bloc has got the highest number of votes in the entire country. We have got 47.6 percent votes in Haryana.Congress has won 5 Lok Sabha seats and gained lead in 46 assembly constituencies of Haryana, making it clear that the results of the assembly elections to be held in the state in the coming days will be in favor of Congress. “The public has voted to save the Constitution and the arrogance of the BJP to break the Constitution.”
He further said that even though BJP is ahead in numbers, the people have given moral strength to Congress.
On Rohtak Lok Sabha seat, Deependra Singh Hooda defeated BJP's Dr. Arvind Kumar Sharma by 3,45,298 votes.
Congress leader Kumari Shailaja, who won from Haryana's Sirsa, remarked that the party could have performed better in the Lok Sabha elections and the next target would be to adopt a better strategy to register a decisive victory in the upcoming assembly elections.
Kumari Shailaja said, “We could have performed better. We will discuss our performance in the party and also see how to adopt a better strategy to register a decisive victory to form the government in the assembly elections to be held in the state after three months," our senior leaders in the Indian alliance (centre) Will take a decision on the attempt to form the government.,
Kumari Shailja defeated Ashok Tanwar of Congress by 268497 votes.
In Haryana too, BJP lost its dominance in the last two Lok Sabha elections and won five seats. Congress won the other five seats in the state. Assembly elections will be held in Haryana later this year.
According to the Election Commission of India, the BJP won 240 seats, significantly less than 303 seats in 2019. On the other hand, Congress registered a strong improvement by winning 99 seats. While the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance won 292 seats, the India Bloc crossed the 230 mark, putting up a tough contest and defying all predictions.
