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    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.

    INLD-BSP to jointly contest Haryana polls, Abhay Chautala chief ministerial face

    Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) have announced a joint alliance for the Haryana Assembly polls later this year. The BSP will contest 37 out of 90 assembly seats in Haryana, while the rest will be contested by the INLD. The alliance is based on people's feelings to oust the ruling BJP from power and keep the Congress party at bay.

    Haryana elections: INLD and BSP reunite, announce alliance to fight polls together

    INLD and BSP, led by Abhay Singh Chautala and Mayawati, have formed an alliance for the Haryana Assembly polls. Seat-sharing talks are ongoing. Chautala lost the Kurukshetra seat. An earlier alliance ended in February 2019 after conflicts led to the formation of JJP by Ajay Singh Chautala and Dushyant. BSP contested nine parliamentary seats. Announcement on July 11.

    INLD to join hands with BSP again for Haryana polls: INLD's state chief Rampal Majra

    INLD and BSP will join forces for Haryana Assembly polls, as per Rampal Majra's announcement; a formal declaration on July 11. Non-BJP/Congress should support Abhay Singh Chautala. Chautala met Mayawati. Both faced Lok Sabha losses, including Kurukshetra.

    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 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.

    The Economic Times
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