Karnal (Haryana) [India], After three independent MLAs withdrew support from the Nayab Singh Saini-led BJP government in Haryana, Dharampal Gondar, an independent MLA, announced that he will support the Congress from outside, Gondar said that He is feeling insulted. Due to their exclusion from local election campaigns. After consulting the public, he decided to extend his support to the Congress Party. “Three MLAs have withdrawn support from the Haryana government. During the election campaign in Nilokheri and other places, we were not invited… After this, the public started questioning us as to why we were not invited.This was an insult to the public for us." Told us not to support from now on... We did not want ministerial post, we just wanted to work for the people of the state, now we are going to support Congress from outside. While speaking to ANI, Independent MLA Randhir Singh Golen said that the independent MLAs have decided to support the Congress party from outside after consulting the public. Golen said, “Three independent MLAs have withdrawn their support (to the BJP). Was discussing with the people of my area, what should be done, after taking all their suggestions, I decided that people are facing problems, farmers are facing problems, traders are facing problems, the poor are facing problems, there are unemployment issues and hence we have decided to support the Congress from outside." Meanwhile, Congress MP Deepender Singh Hooda on Tuesday said the situation in Haryana is against the BJP. "The BJP government has removed 48 MLAs. The list has lost majority, MLAs have resigned as they are contesting Lok Sabha elections and some independent MLAs have withdrawn their support from BJP and have given their support to Congress, hence minority MLAs have no rights. No," Hooda said while speaking to ANI In a blow to the Bharatiya Janata Party government in Haryana, three independent MLAs have withdrawn their support.The three MLAs are Randhir Golan from Pundri, Dharampal Gondar from Nilokheri and Sombir Singh Sangwan from Charkh Dadri. All of them decided to withdraw support from the Saini government and support Congress during the elections.
The development occurred amid the Lok Sabha elections and within two months of Naya Singh Saini taking charge as the chief minister of the state, replacing Manoha Lal Khattar.
In the House of 90, the BJP has 39 MLAs, the Congress has 30, the Jan Naya Janata Party has 10, the Haryana Lokhit Party (HLP) has one and the India National Lok Dal has one MLA, along with seven independent MLAs. Are. In which initially there were 41 MLAs, when Karnal and Rani seats became vacant after the resignation of two MLAs, it came down to 39.Earlier, six out of seven independent MLAs supported BJP. After withdrawal of support of three independents, BJP currently has the support of three independents and one HLP MLA, forming a government with 43 MLAs. Voting for 10 Lok Sabha seats in the state is to be held on May 25.
The development occurred amid the Lok Sabha elections and within two months of Naya Singh Saini taking charge as the chief minister of the state, replacing Manoha Lal Khattar.
In the House of 90, the BJP has 39 MLAs, the Congress has 30, the Jan Naya Janata Party has 10, the Haryana Lokhit Party (HLP) has one and the India National Lok Dal has one MLA, along with seven independent MLAs. Are. In which initially there were 41 MLAs, when Karnal and Rani seats became vacant after the resignation of two MLAs, it came down to 39.Earlier, six out of seven independent MLAs supported BJP. After withdrawal of support of three independents, BJP currently has the support of three independents and one HLP MLA, forming a government with 43 MLAs. Voting for 10 Lok Sabha seats in the state is to be held on May 25.
