Haryana election: Chautalas Eye BJP, Congress turncoats, lists of suspension candidates

In the middle of a burst of resignation In the Haryana BJP for the distribution of tickets for the election of the Assembly, and the Congress also expected to “upset” some ticket researchers, coalitions led by the Chautalas of the State kept the open doors for some “precious catches” anticipating political chaos.

While Dushing Chautala Jannayak janta party (JJP) is in alliance with the Aazad Samaj party (Kanshi Ram), the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD), led by former opposition chief Abhay Chautala, linked to the Bahujan Samaj party of Mayawati.

To stimulate the electoral prospects, the two alliances have adopted a waiting strategy, arousing the lists of candidates to welcome the leaders of the two parties if they approach them.

Concounting that the JJP, a ramification of the INLD, is new in Haryana’s policy and may not have appropriate candidates for all seats, said a source of the party The Hindus that the party pinned hopes on the deserters of the BJP and the Congress.

Affirming that already 15 to 20 BJP leaders have contacted party management in the past two days, the source added that the number could increase after the congress announces its list. The JJP has only appointed 15 candidates so far, mainly those who are probably not replaced, and its Ally ASP only presented four candidates. While the JJP disputes 70 seats, the ASP will participate in 20 seats.

Most of the 10 JJP deputies in the 2019 assembly elections were turncoats, who left the party to join the congress and the BJP after the announcement of the ballot boxes.

In Haryana, anyone who arguing as a candidate for the Alliance would get a boost of around 10,000 to 15,000 votes compared to the fighting as an indebtedness, said another JJP chief, adding that Mr. Dushant, the former deputy minister in chief, was to be in New Delhi of September 6 and 10 to erase the names of the candidates who joined other parts.

“If even five to seven figures gain in a competition in several coins, the JJP can again emerge as a key player,” said the leader, adding that party leaders will not hesitate to approach the “good leaders” of other parties if they are not right candidates on some of the seats.

INLD media coordinator Rakesh Sihag said that the manager -based party would prefer to offer his own workers, but that he was open to the leaders of other parties with “a good reputation and a mass base”. “We are not opposed to the acceptance of leaders of other parties, but no one and everyone is welcome,” said Sihag.

Contesting 53 seats as part of the Alliance, the INLD has only announced 10 candidates so far. Another INLD leader said that some BJP leaders were in contact with the party, but that management did not expect them due to the anti-stighter feeling against the BJP. He added that any chief of the truck congress would be preferred.

INLD’s partner, the BSPHe also decided to wait for the announcement of the Congress candidates before publishing his full list. The president of the state of the BSP, Dharampal, said that some leaders of the BJP had already approached them, but that the party awaited the list of Congress. The BSP has so far announced five candidates. Aiming to strengthen the party dedicated voting bank, BSP Supremo Mayawati should organize three electoral rallies in Haryana after 10 years. The rallies held in Uchana Kalan, Asand and Jagadhari are scheduled during the week before the vote on October 5.

The alliances led by Chautala rejected the jats and the caste voters listed which represent around 20% of each of the total electorate of the State.