Congress Eyes Triumph in J&K and Haryana Elections

The Congress Party, led by Harish Rawat, is confident of victory in the upcoming assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana. Rawat cites a public preference for peace and development through the National Conference-Congress alliance, while in Haryana, victory signifies a potential shift in governance after a decade of BJP rule.

Amid the ongoing assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana, Congress leader Harish Rawat expressed his confidence in his party's impending success. According to Rawat, the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir, seeking peace and development, have opted for the National Conference-Congress alliance as their sole choice.

Rawat further asserted that in Haryana, the citizens, discontented with the BJP's governance over the last decade, are ready for a change. He predicted a majority win for Congress in the state, indicating a significant victory as a response to the years of perceived disrespect under BJP rule.

Analysts from Axis My India have projected a closely contested election in Jammu and Kashmir, with the National Conference-Congress slightly ahead but both main parties remain under the majority threshold. Meanwhile, exit polls in Haryana suggest a dominant performance by Congress, forecasting over 50 seats in their favor.

(With inputs from agencies.)