Haryana Assembly Elections:BJP's dream of returning to power will be shattered ! Know the equations

NEW DELHI:Haryana Assembly has a total of 90 seats. Currently three seats are vacant. BJP has 41 MLAs. Congress has 29, JJP has 10 and INLD and HLP have one MLA each. There are five independent MLAs in the House.

In the Haryana Assembly elections held in 2019, BJP emerged as the largest party. Out of the total 90 seats in the state, BJP won 40 seats while Congress got 31 seats. Apart from this, Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) got 10 seats and others got 9 seats. Later BJP formed the government with JJP.

This time BJP's credibility is at stake in the Haryana assembly elections. The kind of trend seen in the Lok Sabha elections 2024, if this trend continues in the assembly elections as well, then BJP's dream of coming back to power may be shattered. BJP has formed its government in the state on its own in 2014 and 2019, but this time its path will not be easy. This time the assembly elections are coming with many challenges for BJP. In this, the issue of farmers is very important. The farmers' movement against the agricultural laws had a good impact in Haryana and the BJP had to suffer a lot in the farmer politics belt in the Lok Sabha elections there as well.

A big difficulty in front of the BJP is how to remove the resentment of the Jats. The Jat community has a population of up to 25% in Haryana and the resentment of such a large community can prove to be costly for the BJP. Last year, when women wrestlers accused BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh of sexual exploitation, there was a lot of protest in Haryana. BJP did not give ticket to Brijbhushan Sharan Singh in view of the resentment of Jat community in Haryana on this issue but gave ticket to his son instead and he won and became MP.

The issue of sexual exploitation of women wrestlers was also very popular on social media. In such a situation, it is also being speculated that this time BJP may have to face some resentment in the assembly elections.

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