The Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha elections in Haryana are just a few months away, and political parties are leaving no stone unturned to connect with the public. Following the BJP, the Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) is now actively preparing for the upcoming elections in the state. Today, a massive rally named ‘Nav Sankalp Rally’ was organized by the JJP at the grain market in Dabwali, Sirsa Lok Sabha constituency. The rally witnessed the presence of key JJP leaders, including party’s National Secretary Dushyant Chautala, Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala, and Ajay Chautala.
Speaking on the occasion, Ajay Chautala, the National President of JJP, stated that Mission 2024 has commenced, with only 100 days remaining for the elections. He emphasized that during this period, an extensive outreach campaign would be conducted, reaching every household. He stressed the importance of party workers as the backbone of the party’s strength, highlighting the need for grassroots-level engagement.
Addressing the crowd, Ajay Chautala expressed that in the previous elections, JJP received 17% of the votes, and now the target is to increase it to 51%. Referring to the farmers’ protests, he mentioned that during the agitation, farmers insisted on Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala resigning from the government. However, he asserted that if resignation was the solution, he would ensure that not only Dushyant Chautala but all 10 legislators resigned. He emphasized that solutions come through dialogue, and the party needs to strengthen itself at the booth level.
This rally holds significant importance as JJP is part of the coalition with BJP in the present political scenario. However, both JJP and BJP claim to contest on all 10 seats in Haryana in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
The rally in Dabwali witnessed the participation of leaders and workers, with Ajay Chautala urging them to strengthen the party at the grassroots level. He also discussed the recent Rajasthan elections, where JJP claimed to have made significant strides with 60,000 votes and 6,000 workers from the state. The ‘Nav Sankalp Rally’ is part of JJP’s strategy to connect with the people and mobilize support as the elections draw near.
