In a surprising turn of events, the BJP has achieved a historic hat-trick in the Haryana Assembly Elections, defying exit poll predictions. A celebratory gathering is set to commence at the party headquarters, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresed party workers.
During his address, PM Modi emphasized that the people of Haryana have rejected falsehood, affirming their commitment to truth, development, and good governance. He noted the peaceful conduct of elections in Jammu and Kashmir as a triumph for India’s Constitution and democracy.
Modi highlighted the long-standing support for the BJP whenever it forms a government, stating, “The victory in Haryana reflects the hard work of party workers and leaders like JP Nadda and CM Nayab Singh Saini.” He remarked on the historic nature of this victory, as it marks the first time a government in Haryana has completed two consecutive five-year terms.
He also criticized the Congress, asserting that its allies are suffering due to the party’s poor performance. “Congress is a parasitic party that undermines its allies,” he said, accusing them of attempting to tarnish national institutions and heritage.
Let us tell you that reacting to the election results, senior Congress leaders Jairam Ramesh and Pawan Khera described the outcome as “unacceptable,” labeling it a victory of “manipulation” and a loss for democracy.
Addressing concerns about Jammu and Kashmir, PM Modi refuted claims that removing Article 370 would lead to unrest, stating, “Kashmir is blooming beautifully, emerging from the era of curfews and separatism.” He concluded by emphasizing the positive impact of the double-engine government in Haryana over the past decade, reaffirming the party’s commitment to the state’s development.
