Jamaat-e-Islami Hind Critiques Congress Over Haryana Polls

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind criticized the Congress for its failure in the Haryana elections, citing their inability to engage marginalized sections. The BJP's victory highlights Congress's political miscalculation by focusing solely on the Jat community while ignoring broader inclusive strategies.

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind has issued a sharp critique against the Congress following its defeat in the Haryana elections, condemning the party's lack of engagement with marginalized communities. The organization pointed out that the opposition's strategies were disconnected from the electorate's expectations.

In contrast, the BJP's success was underscored by effective voter mobilization, despite existing anti-incumbency sentiments. The Congress's narrow focus on the Jat community was deemed a miscalculation that cost them dearly, as it neglected the needs and voices of a diverse electorate.

The Muslim organization also acknowledged the peaceful conduct of Jammu and Kashmir's elections, viewing it as a step towards regional normalization. They urged for the swift restoration of statehood, reinforcing the need for inclusive governance that addresses the distinct political preferences across Jammu and Kashmir.

(With inputs from agencies.)