HARYANA POLITICS
Farmer groups demanding law on MSP guarantee defer 'Dilli Chalo' call
Farmer groups postpone 'Dilli Chalo' march awaiting Supreme Court verdict on border blockades. Plan to intensify protests and hold convention in New Delhi on July 22 for MSP guarantee legislation.
INLD-BSP to jointly contest Haryana elections
INLD and BSP form alliance for Haryana assembly polls, with INLD contesting 53 seats and BSP 37 seats. Abhay Chautala named as CM candidate. Open to non-BJP and non-Congress parties joining.
Open it, regulate traffic: SC to Haryana on Shambhu border blockade
The Supreme Court directed the Haryana government to remove barricades blocking the Shambhu border near Ambala, questioning the state's authority to block a highway. This follows the farmers' protests since February 13, demanding a legal guarantee for minimum support price (MSP) for crops. Haryana plans to appeal a high court order to open the highway.
Congress to launch 'Haryana Maange Hisab' campaign against BJP govt on July 15
The Haryana Congress presented a 'chargesheet' against the BJP government, focusing on issues such as unemployment and law and order. They announced the 'Haryana Maange Hisab Abhiyan' campaign to highlight government failures. Former BJP member Birender Singh also criticized the government's performance.
HC orders removal of barricades at Shambhu border within seven days
Punjab and Haryana High Court instructs Haryana government to dismantle barricades at Shambhu border near Ambala within seven days. The decision follows a petition against the sealing of the border between the two states.
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.
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AAP accuses Haryana's BJP govt of negative politics, stopping Delhi's water supply
AAP accused the BJP government in Haryana of playing negative politics and cutting off water supply from Yamuna, causing a severe shortage in Delhi. AAP's chief national spokesperson Priyanka Kakkar stated that Haryana reduced Delhi's water share from Himachal Pradesh by 200 cusecs, defying an agreement. Delhi plans to raise these concerns in the Supreme Court, which is set to address the issue. Haryana stands accused of not releasing Delhi's water share, a claim denied by the BJP, who blamed AAP for mismanagement leading to water theft and wastage.
Time to turn off trickle-down politics
The Supreme Court ordered the BJP-ruled Haryana government to facilitate the flow of 137 cusecs of surplus water from Himachal Pradesh to AAP-ruled Delhi to address water shortage amid record-high temperatures.
Lok Sabha polls: Chautala clan bites dust in Haryana
Members of the influential Chautala family from Haryana face defeats in the polls, with Naveen Jindal leading in Kurukshetra and Abhay Chautala trailing third.
Haryana Election Result Winner List 2024: Neck-to-neck fight between Congress and BJP. Check who is winning. Here's the full list
Haryana is facing a fierce political battle with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress leading on 5 seats each. The state, strategically located between Delhi and Punjab, has 10 Lok Sabha seats. The BJP won all 10 seats in the 2019 elections, while Congress has nine seats. Exit polls suggest the BJP will dominate Haryana with 7 out of ten seats, Congress 2-4 seats, and AAP having a hard time.
Haryana Exit Polls 2024 Live Updates: BJP to dominate Haryana with 6-8 seats, predicts multiple exit polls
Haryana2024 Exit Polls Live Updates: The state of Haryana, ranking 18th in India's Lok Sabha seat allocation, has ten seats. Out of these, nearly eight are unreserved, and two are reserved for SC candidates. The BJP had won all ten seats, building on their success from 2014 when they secured seven seats.
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.
Lok Sabha election: Caste equations, angry farmers and Agniveer scheme pose challenges for BJP in Haryana
Haryana to vote for 10 Lok Sabha seats on May 25 with uncertainty over BJP govt. Recent changes, challenges from Jats, farmers' protests, and key contests in Rohtak, Hisar, and Sirsa shape the election dynamics.
Congress didn't revoke Article 370 for appeasement politics: Amit Shah in Haryana
Amit Shah criticised the Congress for not revoking Article 370 due to appeasement politics, emphasising that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir belongs to India. He accused top Congress leaders of neglecting the Ram temple issue to cater to minority vote banks. Shah highlighted PM Modi's decision to scrap Article 370.
Congress asks why PM Modi has 'broken' promise on MSP, prioritises politics over country's daughters
The Congress criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not fulfilling his promise of legalizing Minimum Support Price for crops and prioritizing politics over issues affecting women and farmers in Haryana. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh accused Modi of failing to address farmers' concerns and ignoring atrocities against Dalits in BJP-ruled states.
BJP ended crisis of credibility in politics by fulfilling promises: Ex-Haryana minister Anil Vij
Former Haryana minister Anil Vij praised BJP for fulfilling promises, boosting credibility in Indian politics. PM Modi's scheduled visit to Haryana for election rallies expected to strengthen BJP campaign. Vij criticized Congress for lack of credibility. He highlighted BJP's achievements and criticized opposition bloc. Vij also slammed AAP chief Kejriwal's silence on party MP's alleged assault.
Lok Sabha polls: It's a battle of Chautalas in Jat-dominated Hisar
The Hisar Lok Sabha seat in Haryana has a history of winning candidates switching parties between elections, reflecting the intense political rivalry among the state's prominent families. This time, three members of the Chautala dynasty are vying for the seat, amidst the backdrop of historical family feuds. While the families of Devi Lal, Bhajan Lal, and Birender Singh have historically contested here, the current contest features three Chautala clan members representing different parties. BJP has fielded Ranjit Singh Chautala, JJP has Naina Chautala, and INLD has Sunaina Chautala.
2024 Elections BJP Candidates Analysis: Over 25% of BJP's Lok Sabha candidates are defectors
In the realm of Indian politics, party-switching among leaders is a common occurrence, especially during election seasons. However, the BJP's candidate list for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls stands out due to the sheer volume of such defections. Remarkably, nearly a quarter of the BJP's candidates, 106 out of 435, are individuals who have joined the saffron party in the last decade. According to a TOI report, 90 of these candidates have made the switch in just the past five years. This unprecedented influx of defectors highlights a significant trend in the party's strategy for the elections.
With 3 JJP MLAs by his side, Saini claims he still has majority
CM Saini addresses media with JJP MLAs amid Opposition claims of minority government status. JJP offers Congress support. BJP confident despite Independent MLAs' withdrawal. Lok Sabha elections context.
Haryana: Congress submits memorandum to Governor, demands 'minority' govt be dismissed
Congress demands dismissal of 'minority' BJP government in Haryana; opposition seeks floor test; Independent MLAs withdraw support. Political crisis escalates as parties urge Governor for action and potential dissolution of Assembly.
"Right case for President's Rule...": Jairam Ramesh on Haryana political crisis
Amid the political crisis in Haryana, Congress General Secretary in-charge Communications, Jairam Ramesh on Friday asserted that the Haryana Government has "lost its majority" adding that it is the "right case" for the President's Rule.
Haryana's Political Chessboard: Nayab Saini government's battle for survival amidst shifting alliances
The Haryana government, led by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, is in crisis as three independent MLAs withdraw their support, following the BJP's split with the Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) and Saini's appointment. The Congress, with 31 seats, gains momentum, challenging the BJP's 40 seats. The JJP's support is uncertain, with Dushyant Chautala facing defections. With 88 members in the assembly, the government is supported by only 43 MLAs, prompting calls for the governor's intervention and speculation about a floor test. Governor Bandaru Dattatreya's role is crucial, given his background as a former BJP leader.
Third Eye: Political chess in Haryana; the 'defectors' challenge for BJP, and Maharashtra Opposition's campaign issue
The BJP's JJP, led by Dushyant Chautala, has been gaining support from Congress since three independent MLAs withdrew support from the Saini government. Chautala has promised to back Congress if a no-trust motion against the BJP government is brought, but has not given notice for one. Congress is cautiously examining whether Chautala can keep his party's 10 MLAs united or if a section is available to BJP. BJP inducting defectors presents a new challenge for its leaders, as they may only have a chance in the assembly elections.
'Operation Panja': Is the BJP government on the edge in Haryana?
Haryana faces political turmoil as independent MLAs withdraw support from the BJP government. State Congress leaders have sought a meeting with the governor. JJP had demanded President's rule and a no confidence motion, adding to the political uncertainty.
Haryana crisis: Congress leader Deepender Singh Hooda says govt should resign immediately
Haryana Congress candidate Deepender Singh Hooda called for the government to resign after three independent MLAs withdrew support, leading to a minority situation. Hooda demanded either the government's resignation or President's Rule imposition. Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) also offered support to bring down the government. The ruling BJP remains confident despite losing support.
'Bahu' vs 'bahu' vs 'chacha sasur': Chautalas fight among themselves in Hisar Lok Sabha seat
The Hisar Lok Sabha constituency in Haryana is witnessing a compelling electoral battle involving three members of the influential Chautala family, now divided politically. Naina Chautala of JJP, Sunaina Chautala of INLD, and Ranjit Singh Chautala of BJP are competing, representing different factions within the family.
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