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Which political party will win the upcoming general elections in India in 2024?

  • Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP)

    Votes: 21 87.5%

  • Indian National Congress (INC)

    Votes: 3 12.5%

  • Aam Adami Party (AAP)

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Communist Party (CP)

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • National People's Party (NPP)

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Some other regional party

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    24
Devadwal said:
Don't know about another State but from my state Rajasthan BJP is doing nothing and people are angry with them .

CM of Rajasthan don't know what to do or what not to do .
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I agree that BJP made a wrong CM choice in Rajasthan. Making a non Rajput as CM was a mistake. Just like making a non tribal CM in Jharkhand.

Rajasthan mistake cost BJP in UP as well when Rajput votes shifted.

BJP has to do some rethinking in Rajasthan.

Haryana BJP made a non jatt CM as Jatt are congress voters. They ruled for 10 years. They will still be the main opposition and Congress misgovernance and corrupted which is endemic to that party will give BJP opportunity to come back.
 
Devadwal said:
have you ever read the bhagwat geeta? Honest answer because I'll ask you questions from bhagwat geeta
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Devadwal said:
This is not how things are works in democracy .

People choose the leader based on qualities ,how they works to improve the system, Education etc .

Do not vote blindly based on castism.
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Oh dear :uakmal

I sometimes wonder how it must be to live in such a delusional world. You are curiously innocent...I kinda like it actually.

BTW, which people vote based on education and who will improve the system? Can you pls be more specific the type of people we are talking about?

Pffff...hahaha.
 
Devadwal said:
This is not how things are works in democracy .

People choose the leader based on qualities ,how they works to improve the system, Education etc .

Do not vote blindly based on castism.
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Please. That's not how it works in India and we know it, you know it, all of us know it.

Castes play a very important role in Indian elections. There are some castes that don't vote for BJP, the Yadavs for example. The Jatts in Haryana are another example.

Then there are other castes that voted for BJP traditionally but BJP made mistakes. Like in Rajasthan. Diya Kumari was expected to be the CM. And should have been CM.
 
Devadwal said:
have you ever read the bhagwat geeta? Honest answer because I'll ask you questions from bhagwat geeta
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I may have an idea which caste you may belong to. They didn't vote BJP in this elections. But they have voted for BJP in the past. Its a floating vote bank.
 
MP2011 said:
Completely agree. A buffoon of the highest order.

Guess what, feku made him a cabinet minister.

Well done feku, filled his cabinet with such buffoons.
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BJP made a non Jatt CM. Because BJP is seen as a non jatt party in Haryana.
 
MP2011 said:
There was no valid reason for sanghis to occupy chair in haryana for a decade but they did and that tells us a lot about their casteist and communal politics.
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Oh please. What's congress doing in Haryana? Jatt only politics.
 
MP2011 said:
Sanghis have to be uprooted from Haryana. They have destroyed my peaceful state by their communal venom over last decade.

Khattar was so bloody illiterate and incompetent, just like feku.
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If BJP loses this elections in Haryana, there are more chances that they will win morr seats in Haryana in 2029.
 
@Devadwal - its okay mate, we got it you love India more than any party, religion or leader. In school assembly we used to recite this line every morning along with all Indians are my brothers and sisters. Do you still follow that as well?

Aapka charan kaha hai prabhu

:uakmal
 
cricketjoshila said:
I may have an idea which caste you may belong to. They didn't vote BJP in this elections. But they have voted for BJP in the past. Its a floating vote bank.
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Wrong . majority of our vote goes to congress from starting.

Btw modi was came to in my area and his cabinet ministers made a claim that if this seat goes to congress i resigned for my ministry
And guess what BJP lost that seat by 2.3 + lacs vote .
 
Devadwal said:
This is not how things are works in democracy .

People choose the leader based on qualities ,how they works to improve the system, Education etc .

Do not vote blindly based on castism.
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You are not living in US.
This is Bharat. You need to be realistic about things. You cannot have leftist parties holding power in states with a Muslim problem.
 
Rajdeep said:
@Devadwal - its okay mate, we got it you love India more than any party, religion or leader. In school assembly we used to recite this line every morning along with all Indians are my brothers and sisters. Do you still follow that as well?

Aapka charan kaha hai prabhu

:uakmal
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Your first line I'm always follow no matter what and most of person already seen it

I defend Modi alot & admired him because he is PM of india .

I think when a person becomes PM like President he has to forget about party and do not ask vote and attend any political raily

This is my personal views.
 
cricketjoshila said:
BJP made a non Jatt CM. Because BJP is seen as a non jatt party in Haryana.
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Jats have been a traditional vote bank for them in states like UP and Rajasthan so it's not true that they are a non jat party
 
cricketjoshila said:
If BJP loses this elections in Haryana, there are more chances that they will win morr seats in Haryana in 2029.
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They were lucky to win even 5 seats in '24 LS elections in Haryana.

Not sure how 2029 will pan out, too far away from now.
 
I still wonder how did Haryanivis put up with someone like Khattar for a decade. You won't find more incompetent fools than this guy.
 
And hopefully, this will be end of those frequent paroles to that rapist murderer Ram Rahim, someone who is spoiling the names of both Lord Ram and Rahim.
 
"Haryana has seen the work we have done in the last ten years. We have rid Haryana of regionalism and dynastic politics. We are confident that the BJP will form the government in Haryana for the third time," said Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini.

Does he even know how many dynasts has his party given tickets to in these elections?
 
I more enjoy the sarpanch election than any others election .

God kya hi seen hota h election ke 15-20 din phle.

I share with you a funny story of my bestfriend .

Before two day ago ( Sarpanch election) my friend ,who was works in jaipur upload a post on Facebook that I'm coming to Village for voting.

Everyone read it including chilldren of every candidates ( 5 ) . All of them messaged him please vote for my papa . Then he said ok I'll definitely but first give me my travelling money , drink etc ( 5K ) , he taken 5k from 5 candidates and come to Village and told me bhai 25K mile h aja party karte h 😂😂😂 .
 
Devadwal said:
Wrong . majority of our vote goes to congress from starting.

Btw modi was came to in my area and his cabinet ministers made a claim that if this seat goes to congress i resigned for my ministry
And guess what BJP lost that seat by 2.3 + lacs vote .
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And the minister resigned. Didn't he.

And your caste voted BJP in 2013 and 2014 and 2019.

2014 vote was so overwhelming for BJP that, even that guy was defeated.
 
Sanghis specifically got this election shifted from 1st October to 5th October and pliant EC concurred on fears that due to long weekend around 1st October, people won't come out to vote.

Would be helluva funny if they still lose Haryana assembly elections.
 
Devadwal said:
Your first line I'm always follow no matter what and most of person already seen it

I defend Modi alot & admired him because he is PM of india .

I think when a person becomes PM like President he has to forget about party and do not ask vote and attend any political raily

This is my personal views.
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In every democracy, the elected leader canvasses for votes.
 
lol at Congress. Still can't win Haryana. Baap beta jodi of Hoodas should retire now especially the senior Hooda.
 
MP2011 said:
And hopefully, this will be end of those frequent paroles to that rapist murderer Ram Rahim, someone who is spoiling the names of both Lord Ram and Rahim.
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So more free pass for that rapist during next 5 years!
 
The only thing to be laughed over are the exit polls. Anyways, I learned that the last time. What a joke!
 
Hitman said:
The only thing to be laughed over are the exit polls. Anyways, I learned that the last time. What a joke!
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Congress Pauses Celebrations.
While celebrations began outside the Congress headquarters in New Delhi even before the counting started, with party supporters dancing as dhols were being played.

After leads pointed to the BJP forming a government in the state again, Congress supporters toned down the celebrations
 
Modi's BJP ahead in Haryana election but trails in Kashmir

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party is leading in the northern state of Haryana but looks set to fall short in Indian-administered Kashmir as votes are counted in two state elections.

An opposition alliance formed by the Congress and regional party National Conference (NC) is currently ahead in Jammu and Kashmir.

These were the first state polls to be held in India since the general election, which returned the BJP to power in June with a reduced majority.

A potential win in Haryana would be a big boost for Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), as it would allow it to form a government for a third straight term.

A BJP win would also go completely against exit polls, which had predicted a landslide for the Congress in Haryana.

The exit polls had also indicated a hung assembly in Jammu and Kashmir, but if trends hold, the Congress-NC coalition will be in a position to form the government.

Both states have 90 assembly seats and a party or coalition that crosses the halfway mark can form the government.

According to votes counted so far, the Congress-NC alliance is ahead in around 51 seats in Jammu and Kashmir, while the BJP is ahead in 26. The BJP's count is being helped by its performance in the Hindu-majority Jammu region.

These numbers may change as more votes are counted.

This was the first assembly election to be held in Jammu and Kashmir since 2019, when the federal government revoked the region's autonomy and changed it into a federally governed territory of Jammu and Kashmir.

The three-phase elections saw top leaders from the BJP and Congress make several promises, including the restoration of full statehood.

Many voters told the BBC that they hoped that the election would give them a chance to voice their concerns after having no local representatives for years.

However, many say they are sceptical about how much influence the elected government will have, since the chief minister will have to get the federally appointed lieutenant governor's approval on major decisions.

After the last election in 2014, the BJP formed a government with the People's Democratic Party (PDP). But they parted ways in June 2018 over political and ideological differences amid rising violence in the Kashmir valley. Since then, Delhi has governed the region.

The elections in 2024 were closely watched as federal officials held them up as a proof of normalcy in a region facing militancy for decades.

The region has witnessed a violent insurgency against Indian rule for more than three decades, resulting in thousands of deaths.

India blames Pakistan for fomenting the violence, a charge its neighbour denies. The countries have fought two wars over Kashmir, which both claim in full but administer only in parts.

For the first time in decades, several separatists - who advocate for Kashmir's independence from India - also took part in the elections. Smaller players and regional parties were hoping to play a crucial role in government formation after exit polls suggested a hung assembly.

In Haryana state, the governing BJP faced the major challenge of anti-incumbency after a decade of being in power.

The Congress's hopes were buoyed by anger over controversial federal farm laws – now withdrawn – and a short-term army recruitment scheme brought by the BJP.

The farm laws had sparked months of protests from farmers in Haryana and neighbouring states as protesters feared they would allow the entry of private players into agriculture.

The short-term army recruitment scheme, Agniveer, is a contentious issue in the state, which contributes a significant number of soldiers to the Indian army, especially at a time when India grapples with a jobs crisis.

But if the trends hold, the BJP is set to overcome these challenges to achieve a hat-trick win.

BBC
 
MP2011 said:
So more free pass for that rapist during next 5 years!
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I've harboured such pure, unadulterated hatred for that no good, subhuman piece of garbage since the time his crimes came into light, I can't even put it into words.
 
Cover Drive Six said:
Congress Pauses Celebrations.
While celebrations began outside the Congress headquarters in New Delhi even before the counting started, with party supporters dancing as dhols were being played.

After leads pointed to the BJP forming a government in the state again, Congress supporters toned down the celebrations
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Amazing bias in the exit polls, certain Pakistani posters were truly right on how biased exit polls are by the bought media in India. We should be ashamed.
 
Hitman said:
Really? Didn't know that. Not surprising though.
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Pappu's diaper cleaner Jairam Ramesh shot a letter to the polling panel and alleging "inordinate and unacceptable delay in updating trends in the Haryana assembly elections.

Congress complains that EC website is slow and bjp is pressuring the haryana admin to upload results at slower rate. Sore losers.
 
Congress vote share is slightly higher than BJP in Haryana. Constituency demographics seems to have gone in favor of BJP. Very surprising and lucky win for BJP.
Congress vote share : 39.98%
BJP vote share: 39.59%
 
The Haryana Map is interesting:
Congress dominates the entire border belt between Haryana and Punjab and the narrow middle strip leading to Delhi.

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Aang_The_last_airbender said:
Amazing bias in the exit polls, certain Pakistani posters were truly right on how biased exit polls are by the bought media in India. We should be ashamed.
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Yeah Exit polls have become utterly pointless. Sample sizes are decent so logically they should work obviously something is wrong in the methodology where they're returning ridiculous results election after election.
 
MP2011 said:
Sanghis specifically got this election shifted from 1st October to 5th October and pliant EC concurred on fears that due to long weekend around 1st October, people won't come out to vote.

Would be helluva funny if they still lose Haryana assembly elections.
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This was the most important election for me personally. We Sanghis helped BJP win.
 
MP2011 said:
Sanghis specifically got this election shifted from 1st October to 5th October and pliant EC concurred on fears that due to long weekend around 1st October, people won't come out to vote.

Would be helluva funny if they still lose Haryana assembly elections.
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Isn't it part of of the responsibility of ECI to ensure maximum participation of public in the elections? How is that an issue?
We specifically avoid elections during monsoons or peak winters for a reason.
 
I was not aware of any such election but any day that BJP defeats congress gives a smile on my face. It is akin to India beating Pakistan in a cricket match. All anti nationals must be upset today

:rp
 
Aang_The_last_airbender said:
Isn't it part of of the responsibility of ECI to ensure maximum participation of public in the elections? How is that an issue?
We specifically avoid elections during monsoons or peak winters for a reason.
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2 points,

1) It was extremely naïve of EC to schedule Haryana elections on a weekday then!. Clearly, it didn't apply its mind earlier and only realized its 'folly' of scheduling elections on a weekday due to pressure exerted by the regime.

2) 5th October being a Saturday, isn't a great day to schedule elections either. Quite a few families leave for holidays.
 
Jammu & Kashmir Election Results 2024 Updates: Early vote counting trends show clear lead for Congress-NC alliance in Jammu and Kashmir. Meanwhile, the National Conference vice president and former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah, is leading on Ganderbal.

The ECI declared NC chief as winner in Budgam. The Union Territory held its first assembly elections in ten years, which is also the first assembly poll after the abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019 that granted special status. Voting was held in three phases in the 90 assembly seats: September 18, September 25, and October 1.

According to poll panel data, 63.45 per cent voter turnout was recorded in all three phases. A voter turnout of 61% was registered in the first phase, 57.3% in the second phase of voting and 68.72% in the third phase.

In the multi-cornered fight, the National Conference and the Congress fought the elections in an alliance and the People's Democratic Party, in addition to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) emerged as the two other major players.

Today's voting results will decide the electoral fate of political heavyweights, including former ministers Tara Chand, Muzaffar Baig, Taj Mohiuddin, Raman Bhalla, Basharat Bukhari and Sajad Lone. Other key candidates in the fray are National Conference' Omar Abdullah, J&K BJP chief Ravinder Raina, Congress' Tariq Hamid Karra, Apni party's Altaf Bukhari, CPI-M's Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami, PDP's Iltija Mufti, PDP's Waheed ur Rehman Para and Congress' Ghulam Ahmad Mir.

What exit poll predictions say?
Various exit poll projections on Saturday placed the National Conference-Congress alliance in pole position with the regional party predicted to get the lion's share of the seats.

According to The People Pulse survey projections, the NC-Congress alliance may get 46-50 seats, the BJP may win 23-27, the PDP may take over 7-11 while the others may get 4-6 seats. Another exit poll, the Axis My India predicted a hung assembly in the state. The projections indicate 35-45 seats for NC-Congress alliance, 24-34 seats for the BJP can win. Meanwhile, Gulistan News on Republic TV projected 28-30 seats for the NC, 3-6 seats for the Congress, 5-7 seats for the PDP and 8-16 seats for other parties and independents.

Notably, the exit poll projections have indicated that no single party is expected to cross the 46-seat majority mark, which is essential to form the government in the Union Territory. The results today will determine how accurately the pollsters predicted the results of the Jammu-Kashmir elections this time.

Source: Live Mint
 
MP2011 said:
2 points,

1) It was extremely naïve of EC to schedule Haryana elections on a weekday then!. Clearly, it didn't apply its mind earlier and only realized its 'folly' of scheduling elections on a weekday due to pressure exerted by the regime.

2) 5th October being a Saturday, isn't a great day to schedule elections either. Quite a few families leave for holidays.
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I will not presume to use anecdotal experiences that reflect the entire population. ECI has more reliable data than us and how the government and election machinery operates.

www.timesnownews.com

Haryana Poll Date Moved To October 5; J&K and Haryana Results Now On October 8

The Election Commission of India (ECI) has rescheduled Haryana's polling day from October 1 to October 5. Additionally, the counting day for the Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) and Haryana Assembly elections has been moved from October 4 to October 8. , India News - Times Now
www.timesnownews.com www.timesnownews.com

The ECI's decision comes in recognition of the Bishnoi community's cultural and religious practices. The Bishnoi community, known for its deep-rooted traditions, observes the Asoj Amavasya festival in honour of Guru Jambheshwar. This festival, which holds significant religious importance, was initially coinciding with the original polling date.

Not hearing the long weekend argument anywhere
 
MP2011 said:
2 points,

1) It was extremely naïve of EC to schedule Haryana elections on a weekday then!. Clearly, it didn't apply its mind earlier and only realized its 'folly' of scheduling elections on a weekday due to pressure exerted by the regime.

2) 5th October being a Saturday, isn't a great day to schedule elections either. Quite a few families leave for holidays.
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english.jagran.com

Haryana Assembly Election: EC Revises Polling Date To October 5, Counting On October 8

Haryana Election Date: The counting of the votes of both Jammu-Kashmir assembly polls and the Haryana election on October 8.
english.jagran.com

In the past also ECI has adjusted election dates based on local community religious festivals. Maybe one should hold their conspiratorial train of thought. :)
 
Aang_The_last_airbender said:
english.jagran.com

Haryana Assembly Election: EC Revises Polling Date To October 5, Counting On October 8

Haryana Election Date: The counting of the votes of both Jammu-Kashmir assembly polls and the Haryana election on October 8.
english.jagran.com

In the past also ECI has adjusted election dates based on local community religious festivals. Maybe one should hold their conspiratorial train of thought. :)
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lol, that was just an afterthought by the spin doctors of ECI.

Maybe, one should hold their bhakti to sensible levels.:)
 
Aang_The_last_airbender said:
I will not presume to use anecdotal experiences that reflect the entire population. ECI has more reliable data than us and how the government and election machinery operates.

Not hearing the long weekend argument anywhere
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You are late to the news corresponding to Haryana elections. Keep yourself updated. I stay very close to Haryana and work in Haryana. I know what happens here.
 
MP2011 said:
lol, that was just an afterthought by the spin doctors of ECI.

Maybe, one should hold their bhakti to sensible levels.:)
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So, ECI backdated representations from the said communities?
Bravo!!
Please share if you have evidence if Hitler is still alive or the lizard people or the earth is flat.

You did not even bother to read the link, where the article mentions about how ECI did something similar in Punjab elections in 2022 or the Manipur elections in 2022. Sanghis seemed to have been pretty concerned about the voting rights of Christians and RaviDasis it seems . :ROFLMAO:
 
cricketjoshila said:
Agreed.

BTW congress blaming evm. Says we don't accept the verdict
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Sore loser attitude from them. They should accept this result and send Hooda to retirement home. This is 3rd consecutive election Congress has lost under him in Haryana.
 
MP2011 said:
You are late to the news corresponding to Haryana elections. Keep yourself updated. I stay very close to Haryana and work in Haryana. I know what happens here.
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Is congress is right in saying evm was manipulated?

This is so unfortunate. Even you would accept thay BJP is more graceful in accepting defeats.
 
lol at sanghis crediting feku for Haryana win. Will they credit him for J&K debacle too?
 
MP2011 said:
You are late to the news corresponding to Haryana elections. Keep yourself updated. I stay very close to Haryana and work in Haryana. I know what happens here.
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Brother, local uncles have tons of conspiracy theories to float around while playing teen patti and smoking their biddis.
I have already shared past precedents of Election Commission altering dates to accommodate local community festivals. But you are still holding strong to your hearing and living proximity.
 
cricketjoshila said:
Is congress is right in saying evm was manipulated?

This is so unfortunate. Even you would accept thay BJP is more graceful in accepting defeats.
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Already said this,

Sore loser attitude from them. They should accept this result and send Hooda to retirement home. This is 3rd consecutive election Congress has lost under him in Haryana.

If EVMs are manipulated what about J&K results and Congress winning 99 LS seats?
 
MP2011 said:
lol at sanghis crediting feku for Haryana win. Will they credit him for J&K debacle too?
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Modi had no confidence in Haryana win and had kinda skipped on the campaigning itself. :p
But overall, BJP out performed their own internal expectations in both J&K and Haryana.
 
MP2011 said:
lol at sanghis crediting feku for Haryana win. Will they credit him for J&K debacle too?
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Debacle? You were expecting BJP to win seats in the valley?

BJP won 30 last time. This time it's 29. Not much difference.
 
cricketjoshila said:
@Devadwal
@MP2011
@Aang_The_last_airbender
@Rajdeep
@JaDed

You guys think congress overestimated Jatt influence?

BJP voters came out after the June 2024 shock?

LS it was 5-5. May be congress seats were overestimated by everyone?
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Jats comprise of 25% of total votes in Haryana. However, sanghis have been using the combination of Dalits + Punjabis + Vaishyas to very good effect for last decade or so. And results don't surprise me one bit.

However, we should brace for more incompetence from the ruling party in Haryana as has been the norm. First Khattar and then Saini.
 
MP2011 said:
Already said this,

Sore loser attitude from them. They should accept this result and send Hooda to retirement home. This is 3rd consecutive election Congress has lost under him in Haryana.

If EVMs are manipulated what about J&K results and Congress winning 99 LS seats?
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Congress must accept defeat only then can they improve. Blaming the evm is stupidity.
 
cricketjoshila said:
Debacle? You were expecting BJP to win seats in the valley?

BJP won 30 last time. This time it's 29. Not much difference.
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You must be an eternal optimist if you think scoring 29 seats after having everything under their control for what, 7 years is a good enough performance.

If they still couldn't increase their seats in J&K it speaks volumes about their strategy in the aftermath of article 370 abrogation.
 
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