Former state president of Haryana Congress, Kumari Selja has announced to contest the assembly elections. She has said that if the party wants, she will contest the assembly elections. She said that after the elections in 5 states, she will be active in the Lok Sabha elections. The yatra will be carried out in all the 10 Lok Sabha seats of the state. Invitations will also be given to all the leaders of the state Congress. Although some leaders do not invite her, she will invite all the leaders to join the yatra.
Kumari Selja stated that the appointment of the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister would be decided by the party’s high command. How can we go among the public and say that I will become the Chief Minister or Deputy CM? Apart from this, she said that she has contested Lok Sabha elections many times. Now there is a desire to contest assembly elections. At present, the high command will decide on which seat to contest.
She mentioned that the priority is the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, and the focus is on strengthening the party in the state for these elections. To achieve this goal, a yatra will be organized, covering each Lok Sabha seat. The yatra will encompass every constituency in every state, aiming to convey the message of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to every Lok Sabha constituency. The results of the elections held in five states are going to come on December 3. Here BJP will have to face defeat. Congress government will be formed in these states. The BJP government has not done any work in these states. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seeking votes in his name. In such a situation, the public has understood the trick of BJP. BJP will lose badly in 5 states.
Kumari Selja said that the BJP central government is using the ED team as its tool kit. ED’s action in the National Herald case is part of this. Efforts are being made to create terror by continuously conducting ED raids on opposition leaders. She said that even common people are making jokes on ED now.On one hand, Hooda is channeling public discontent across 90 assemblies in Haryana, while on the other hand, following Selja’s announcement, he has once again emphasized the struggle for dominance within the Congress party in the state. Despite Congress being unable to establish a cohesive organization for the past nine years, there is now a significant question mark regarding whether internal factionalism will hinder the formation of the organization.
