I.N.D.I.A Questions Congress Post Election Outcomes

After the election results from five states, components of the I.N.D.I.A have begun questioning the Congress party. Dr. Ashok Tanwar, the state president of the promotional committee of the Aam Aadmi Party, arrived in Rohtak and stated that the Congress party wants to achieve everything on its own. If they had contested these elections in collaboration with coalition partners, the results would have been different in these five states. Speaking of Haryana, the Aam Aadmi Party is gearing up for significant changes and is expected to form a government in the state in the surprising 2024 election results. He also demanded the formation of a government before September 2024, acknowledging the Supreme Court’s decision on Jammu and Kashmir.
Tanwar mentioned that the election results from the five states are somewhat a consequence of the Congress party’s overconfidence. The Congress party aims to achieve everything independently. If they had engaged in discussions with the I.N.D.I.A component parties and contested these elections, the results would have been in their favor. Since coalition parties hold significant influence in many states, and due to the division of anti-BJP votes, the Congress party faced defeat.
These results should teach the I.N.D.I.A component parties something. The outcome is a result of both internal conflicts and mutual battles, and similar results are anticipated in Haryana for the Congress party. He stated that the Aam Aadmi Party is aiming for substantial changes in Haryana this time, commencing its journey for change from December 15. He expressed that the people of the state are watching the Aam Aadmi Party with hopeful eyes, and they will live up to those expectations. Tanwar’s comments appeared in reference to the BJP’s decision regarding Chhattisgarh’s Chief Minister, supporting the appointment of a tribal leader, for which he also extended his best wishes. Thanking the Supreme Court’s decision on Jammu and Kashmir, Ashok Tanwar urged the central government to ensure elections are held there before September 2024 to establish a new government.