Haryana Assembly Election Campaign Concludes

As Haryana prepares for its assembly elections on October 5, the intense campaign has concluded with the BJP seeking a third consecutive term and the Congress aiming for a comeback after a decade. Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the BJP's efforts, emphasizing the party's development record while attacking the Congress on issues of corruption and dynastic politics. Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, countered by criticizing the BJP's handling of unemployment and promising job creation and support for farmers. The elections will involve over two crore voters across 90 constituencies, with 20,629 polling booths set up for the voting process. The results, to be announced on October 8, are considered pivotal for both national parties as they may influence the stability of the Modi government and the future of Congress leadership. Political analysts suggest that the outcomes in Haryana, along with other upcoming elections, will be crucial for the BJP's standing ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.