Haryana Assembly Elections: Confusion between Congress and BJP over the list of candidates, where is the problem?

The biggest challenge before the Congress is regarding seat sharing. Like the Lok Sabha elections, this time too there are differences between the state and central leaders. Haryana Congress leaders are not ready to leave more than 90 seats in the state. According to sources, there are also differences on which seats should be given to AAP. On some of the seats on which AAP wants to contest, Congress veteran and former Chief Minister Bhupendra Singh Hooda wants to give tickets to his loyalists. Sources said that Congress will field wrestlers Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia on its ticket. Congress and AAP announced an 'in principle' agreement on Wednesday.

Tussle over ticket in BJP

Even before the elections in Haryana, the upheaval has started for the BJP. Many leaders did not get tickets, due to which there is resentment in the party. Jail Minister Ranjit Chautala and MLA Laxman Napa resigned after their tickets were cut. Chautala said that he will now contest the elections as an independent, while Napa met Congress leader Hooda and talked about joining the Congress. Chautala is the son of veteran Haryana leader Devi Lal Chaudhary. Devi Lal has also been the Chief Minister and Deputy Prime Minister twice. Chautala wanted to contest from Rania seat, from where he won as an independent in 2019. Later he joined the BJP and contested from Hisar Lok Sabha seat, where he faced defeat. This time BJP has given ticket to Sheeshpal Kamboj from Rania seat. At the same time, OBC Morcha state president Karan Dev Kamboj, angry over the ticket being cut, has also resigned. He said, 'Maybe BJP no longer needs loyal people.' Kamboj accused the BJP of giving tickets to leaders who came from opposition parties.