BJP Triumphs in Haryana: A Victory Underlined by Unity

The BJP secured a groundbreaking victory in the Haryana Assembly elections, trumpeting a campaign message of unity championed by PM Narendra Modi. Despite some setbacks in Jammu and Kashmir, the BJP celebrated a significant win in Haryana, with the Chief Minister expressing gratitude for public endorsement.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) celebrated an unprecedented triumph in the Haryana Assembly polls, buoyed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's compelling message of unity that struck a chord with the electorate. Spiritual leader Akhileshwaranand Giri remarked that the Prime Minister's words inspired voters to transcend caste affiliations, uniting for a decisive outcome.

Although the results in Jammu and Kashmir were not as favorable, the Haryana victory was a testament to the party's robust campaign. With polling conducted on October 5, predictions initially favored the Congress, yet the eventual results defied expectations, marking a cause for celebration across the BJP.

In the elections phased between September 18 and October 1 in Jammu and Kashmir, the BJP faced challenges. However, in Haryana, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini secured a notable win in the Ladwa constituency by a margin of 16,054 votes, thanking the 2.80 crore Haryana citizens for backing the party once again. Saini dedicated the victory to PM Modi, affirming faith in transformative leadership.

The BJP's conquest of 48 seats out of 90 positions them to form their third consecutive government in Haryana. Meanwhile, the Indian National Congress took 37 seats, marking a competitive race, as the INLD and independents secured the remaining positions.

(With inputs from agencies.)