Haryana BJP asks its MLAs to adopt assembly constituencies party lost in 2024 assembly elections
The new assignment comes following a meeting of Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini with Union home minister Amit Shah in New Delhi on Saturday. Saini conveyed this to BJP MLAs during the meeting of the legislative party held at his camp office on Tuesday.
Others who attended the meeting included state BJP president Mohan Lal Badoli, organisational secretary Phaninder Nath Sharma, and other senior leaders of state BJP and party MLAs.
In the 2024 assembly elections, BJP won 48 of the 90 seats, with Congress bagging 37, independents three and INLD securing two seats.
Savitiri Jindal, mother of BJP MLA from Kurukshetra, was one of the independent MLAs from Hisar.
In the Lok Sabha elections, BJP lost five seats of the 10 in the state to Congress.
According to party insiders, MLAs will not only adopt the non-BJP seats but also monitor the development works as well as redress grievances of residents.
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The MLAs will coordinate with the local leadership as well as party cadre.
Notably, this kind of exercise was last carried out after a three-day convention of Haryana BJP chaired by Shah in Rohtak in Aug 2017. Shah had then asked the rank and file of the party to start preparing to win booths it lost during the 2014 Lok Sabha and assembly elections.
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