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
BJP leaders want to go it alone
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.......