Bhupendra Singh Hooda and Kumari Shailaja
New Delhi: The party will brainstorm on how Congress’s possible victory turned into defeat in the Haryana Assembly elections. Former Chief Minister and Congress’s CM contender Bhupendra Singh Hooda is coming to Delhi today. At the same time, discord within the Congress has also intensified due to the party’s defeat. Meanwhile, a big statement has also come from Kumari Shailja. He has said that the party will consider what is lacking.
factionalism started coming to the fore
After the defeat in Haryana, the internal discord of Congress has started coming to the fore. The factionalism between party MP Kumari Selja and Congress leader Bhupendra Hooda is now coming to the fore. Meanwhile, Kumari Shailja said that despite many things going on, we fought the elections together, covering everything. Now we will have to think afresh, because what is going on now will not continue. The high command should look into what happened. I trust the high command to look into what has happened, who was lacking where and why such a result was achieved.
Congress lost while winning
After voting in Haryana, before the results, it seemed that Congress was winning the elections. But when the results came, the opposite happened. Congress lost the election. It is believed that the main reason behind Congress’s defeat is factionalism within the party. At the same time, irregularities in seat distribution were also a reason. The mistake made in the cast factor calculation of Congress is also being considered as the reason for the defeat.
BJP got 48 seats and Congress 37 seats.
By winning 48 seats in the assembly elections, BJP is ready to retain power and form the government for the third consecutive time. Whereas Congress has won 37 seats. The Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) won two seats, while independent candidates won three seats. Both Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) did not get any success in the elections. The vote percentage of BJP and Congress was almost equal. BJP got 39.94 percent votes, while Congress got 39.09 percent votes.
