Whom to Vote in Haryana Assembly Elections, 2014

I opt for voting the party, for, it would stand in good stead for the Jat Community

  • Jndian National Congress

    Votes: 24 32.4%
  • Indian National Lok Dal

    Votes: 30 40.5%
  • Bhartiya Janta Party

    Votes: 16 21.6%
  • Bahujan Samaj Party

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • HJC +

    Votes: 1 1.4%
  • Any other

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • NOTA

    Votes: 3 4.1%

  • Total voters
    74
  • Poll closed .
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Whats new in it Fateh ji? This is happening since day one....:)

Dear, it is important this time because non jats which always remained divided between congress, bjp and various leaders but this time it seems that all will go along BJP hence serious threat to jats, jats have to plan properly to remain together and get maximum MLAs to save our chaudhar
 
Sh. O P Dhankhar has alleged that he was defeated in Rohtak Parliamentary constituency because Capt. Abhimanyu and some other BJP workers did not canvass support for him in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections.

The captain has requested Dhankhar to learn to digest the defeat and avoid alleging others for the same.

Dharmbir Singh another BJP MP from Haryana has advanced the name of Rao Inderjit Singh as the future CM candidate of Haryana.

In fact appearance of newer political parties in addition to already existing parties will make the forthcoming elections in the state a very tough contest. No single caste can win all the required number of seats for formation of government.

It will be more interesting to see emergence of many independent contestants and also appearance and disappearance of various combinations and permutations as well as making and breaking of various alliances before the elections. So none can say that all other castes have combined together any one caste [Jats!].
 
Sh. O P Dhankhar has alleged that he was defeated in Rohtak Parliamentary constituency because Capt. Abhimanyu and some other BJP workers did not canvass support for him in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections.

The captain has requested Dhankhar to learn to digest the defeat and avoid alleging others for the same.

Dharmbir Singh another BJP MP from Haryana has advanced the name of Rao Inderjit Singh as the future CM candidate of Haryana.

In fact appearance of newer political parties in addition to already existing parties will make the forthcoming elections in the state a very tough contest. No single caste can win all the required number of seats for formation of government.

It will be more interesting to see emergence of many independent contestants and also appearance and disappearance of various combinations and permutations as well as making and breaking of various alliances before the elections. So none can say that all other castes have combined together any one caste [Jats!].
News are around that Amit shah has been given charge of haryana,as per his working style internal surveys would have started so as to know of suitable candidates. Capt Abhimanyu canvassed on 19 seats in western UP and all those seats are with BJP. He is among probables of CM candidate from BJP. Again candidate selection will happen with Modi's backing.
 
Overlooking demand of change of leadership, it is officially announced now that Bhupinder Singh Hooda, CM and Ashok Tanwar, HPCC President will continue to lead the party to Assembly elections in Haryana.
 
No other congress leader could provide a face saving formula for congress so Hooda would continue to lead the slide.
 
Meeting of Haryana BJP leaders with Party president Rajnath Singh in regard to assembly polls preparations leaves the alliance with HJC issue open declaring that Parliamentary Board of the BJP would decide the issue. So suspense continues about the fate of BJP-HJC [BL] alliance.
 
Perhaps, the end of alliance between BJP-HJC is waiting for an appropriate time for final announcement as the following report of the two party's separate meetings in the Tribune report reveals:

BJP-HJC alliance in trouble ahead of Assembly elections
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BJP leaders want to go it alone
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Get ready to contest all 90 seats, Bishnoi tells cadre
Chandigarh/New Delhi, June 14
The Bharatiya Janata Party-Haryana Janhit Congress (BJP-HJC) alliance in Haryana seems to be under threat.

The report goes on to add :

After a two hour plus meeting with Rajnath Singh, Haryana BJP chief Ram Bilas Sharma said the decision on alliance with the HJC and the CM candidate was likely in three to four days. "All options are open. The Central leadership will take the final call on the fate of the alliance and related issues," said Sharma..................
​A majority of state leaders are also against any alliance with the Chautalas-led INLD, which won two seats and gathered 22.9 per cent votes. Party sources said the BJP was keeping a close watch on the HJC's moves but would not make the first move towards breaking the alliance. Among the issues that the BJP decided to raise in these elections is the lopsided caste-based development in the Hooda regime.The BJP seems to have concluded that Congress' decision to stay with Bhupinder Singh Hooda as the CM candidate will help the saffron party. In the event of a three-cornered, the INLD and the Congress will now fight for the same vote-bank.Therefore, the party is thinking is offering the HJC around 15 to 20 seats. In case, Bishnoi clamours for a bigger share, he may be asked to merge with BJP.
Another question before the party is whether or not to project a CM candidate. The names of many state leaders, including Sharma, Captain Abhimanyu Singh and Union Ministers Rao Inderjit Singh and Krishanpal Gujjar, are doing the rounds. The problem before the Central leadership is that if a state leader gets projected, other aspirants may work against him to spoil overall prospects of the party, a senior party leader said.......
 
Perhaps, the end of alliance between BJP-HJC is waiting for an appropriate time for final announcement as the following report of the two party's separate meetings in the Tribune report reveals:

BJP-HJC alliance in trouble ahead of Assembly elections
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BJP leaders want to go it alone
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Get ready to contest all 90 seats, Bishnoi tells cadre
Chandigarh/New Delhi, June 14
The Bharatiya Janata Party-Haryana Janhit Congress (BJP-HJC) alliance in Haryana seems to be under threat.

The report goes on to add :

After a two hour plus meeting with Rajnath Singh, Haryana BJP chief Ram Bilas Sharma said the decision on alliance with the HJC and the CM candidate was likely in three to four days. "All options are open. The Central leadership will take the final call on the fate of the alliance and related issues," said Sharma..................
​A majority of state leaders are also against any alliance with the Chautalas-led INLD, which won two seats and gathered 22.9 per cent votes. Party sources said the BJP was keeping a close watch on the HJC's moves but would not make the first move towards breaking the alliance. Among the issues that the BJP decided to raise in these elections is the lopsided caste-based development in the Hooda regime.The BJP seems to have concluded that Congress' decision to stay with Bhupinder Singh Hooda as the CM candidate will help the saffron party. In the event of a three-cornered, the INLD and the Congress will now fight for the same vote-bank.Therefore, the party is thinking is offering the HJC around 15 to 20 seats. In case, Bishnoi clamours for a bigger share, he may be asked to merge with BJP.
Another question before the party is whether or not to project a CM candidate. The names of many state leaders, including Sharma, Captain Abhimanyu Singh and Union Ministers Rao Inderjit Singh and Krishanpal Gujjar, are doing the rounds. The problem before the Central leadership is that if a state leader gets projected, other aspirants may work against him to spoil overall prospects of the party, a senior party leader said.......


They would stand good chances of coming to power if they project Capt. Abhimannyu as CM candidate. Otherwise, Jat votes are going to polarise behind INLD or Congress led by Shri Hooda. They cannot afford to ignore 22.9% vote share of INLD, major chunk being Jat votes. Any party projecting non-Jat as CM candidate in Haryana is bound to lose miserably.
 
They would stand good chances of coming to power if they project Capt. Abhimannyu as CM candidate. Otherwise, Jat votes are going to polarise behind INLD or Congress led by Shri Hooda. They cannot afford to ignore 22.9% vote share of INLD, major chunk being Jat votes. Any party projecting non-Jat as CM candidate in Haryana is bound to lose miserably.

Captain Abhimanyu in Kharkhoda said today that if he was granted 100 days to lead, he would change the face of Haryana. He also said that in 100 days Deepawali would be celebrated by BJP in Chandigarh.
 
Very interesting debate is on whether the BJP-HJC alliance formed earlier would remain intact or not and who will be the Chief Minister after securing majority for the alliance in the forthcoming elections. See the following :

Dr. Raj Kumar Saini, MP from Kurukshetra said that HJC is likely to merge into BJP and also that the final decision on BJP HJC alliance would rest with BJP Parliamentary Board which is likely to be decided in the next 48 hours.

On the other hand, HJC spokesperson said that his party supremo will address workers meetings in all the 90 Assembly Constituencies to demonstrate the party strength to BJP.

At the same time, Dharampal Malik, convenor BJP-HJC alliance opined that their alliance was rock solid and both the parties will fight elections on 45-45 seats each and Kuldeep Bishnoi will be the chief minister of the alliance government after the elections.

Captain Abhimanyu said that a BJP worker will head the next government in Haryana.

OP Dhankhar says that the HJC should understand the changed political equations as well as assess realistically their own real strength and re-negotiate the terms of alliance with BJP.
 
According to TV reports, Haryana Cabinet in their meeting today announced that those temporary employees who will complete their 10 year Government service by December 2018 will be absorbed as regular/permanent.

Some changes in Reservation Policy have also been announced.

The participants in the debate on the TV declared these steps nothing more than pre assembly election sops to placate voters!
 
bjp agar abb bhi election na lad pye apne base p too modi ji ki wave ka kya fyda ...........
kuldeep bishnoi kya karega abb iss chakkar m wo bjp k log h jante h ............ jin n iss alliince k liye suna h public m ki 500 crore liye theyy .
 
bjp agar abb bhi election na lad pye apne base p too modi ji ki wave ka kya fyda ...........
kuldeep bishnoi kya karega abb iss chakkar m wo bjp k log h jante h ............ jin n iss alliince k liye suna h public m ki 500 crore liye theyy .

Aaage ki baat aage karenge ... nu bata BJP ne Congress ki thooth peeti ak nahi Haryana me ? Modi ki wave the ak nahi ? Kuldeep haar gaya, Congress 10 me te 1 va bhi Deepender ke apne ache kaam ke vote the... Nirdaliya hota to bhi jeet jaata.

Dikhai dee thee Modi ki wave ak nahi ?
 
They would stand good chances of coming to power if they project Capt. Abhimannyu as CM candidate. Otherwise, Jat votes are going to polarise behind INLD or Congress led by Shri Hooda. They cannot afford to ignore 22.9% vote share of INLD, major chunk being Jat votes. Any party projecting non-Jat as CM candidate in Haryana is bound to lose miserably.

According to this formulation, parties of Kanda and Bishnoi as well as AAP would be fielding Jats as their Chief Ministerial candidates !

Jats will have a wide ranging choice to choose chief minister from out of so many political parties.

Very interesting election scene in Haryana emerging !!!
 
Chander Mohan and Dharampal Malik have declared that HJC [BL] will neither merge with the BJP nor accept amendment to the conditions of alliance arrived at before the parliamentary elections. they said they would share 45 seats each and if the alliance wins majority Kuldeep Bishnoi would be CM of Haryana for first 2.5 years !
 
Chander Mohan and Dharampal Malik have declared that HJC [BL] will neither merge with the BJP nor accept amendment to the conditions of alliance arrived at before the parliamentary elections. they said they would share 45 seats each and if the alliance wins majority Kuldeep Bishnoi would be CM of Haryana for first 2.5 years !
Dharampal has either gone mad or he had a secret deal behind the doors. I think BJP should allign with INLD or fight 90 seats on its own, and project a good CM candidate.
 
After the meeting of the big-wigs of the Congress with their Vice President, Seilja supporters participated in the meeting at Ambala which was addressed by the party president and the CM.

But Ch. Birendra Singh continues to boycott the two and has announced to hold a workers meeting at Jind to be addressed by him for preparations of the next assembly polls.
 
Chander Mohan and Dharampal Malik have declared that HJC [BL] will neither merge with the BJP nor accept amendment to the conditions of alliance arrived at before the parliamentary elections. they said they would share 45 seats each and if the alliance wins majority Kuldeep Bishnoi would be CM of Haryana for first 2.5 years !
jama business sai yo tai saheb ji. ghar bharan mai lag re sai mare batte.
 
My calculations are that congress may not get more than 1/3 of the seats. Let us see how things evolve during next few months.

RK^2
 
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