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    Kiran and Shruti Choudhry join BJP: Several kin of Haryana's famous 'Lals' now in BJP fold

    Political dynasties in Haryana, including Kiran Choudhry and Shruti Choudhry, are shifting to the BJP from Congress, reshaping the state's political landscape. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, Bhupinder Singh Hooda, and the legacy of Bansi Lal play crucial roles in these transitions.

    Former Haryana Congress leaders Kiran Choudhary, daughter Shruti Choudhry join BJP

    Former Haryana Congress leaders Kiran Choudhary and her daughter Shruti Choudhry, along with their supporters, joined the BJP in New Delhi. They had resigned from Congress, citing party functioning issues. Kiran Choudhry, daughter-in-law of former Haryana CM Bansi Lal, is an MLA, while Shruti was the working president of Haryana Congress. They joined BJP in a ceremony attended by senior party leaders.

    No change in BJP's Maharashtra leadership and government, party makes it clear

    Fadnavis accompanied Goyal when he was talking with reporters after a meeting at BJP headquarters over Maharashtra assembly polls. BJP is exploring the option of declaring candidates for Maharashtra, Haryana and Jharkhand polls, scheduled to be held later this year, before election panel announces dates, sources said.

    Jolt to Congress in Haryana: Kiran Choudhry, daughter Shruti resign; to join BJP

    Kiran Choudhry and her daughter Shruti Choudhry, prominent leaders in Haryana Congress, have resigned from the party citing governance issues and a perceived concentration of power under Bhupinder Singh Hooda. They will join BJP, delivering a blow to Congress ahead of state elections. Kiran Choudhry, an MLA from Tosham and part of the party for four decades, expressed disappointment over party leadership and stated her aim to continue serving people unencumbered.

    Devi Lal, Hooda kin slug it out in Haryana; no member of Bhajan Lal, Bansi Lal families in fray

    Haryana's political landscape has long been dominated by four prominent families - the 'Lals' and the Hoodas. A new generation now takes the stage as old political heirs are sidelined, setting the stage for a complex electoral battle in the upcoming elections on May 25.

    Bypolls in seven assembly seats: All eyes on Sena factions in Andheri East

    The assembly bypolls in Bihar and Maharashtra, scheduled for November 3, are set to be the first electoral test of the popularity of the respective state governments after a change in the political alignment.

    The Economic Times
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