BJP celebrated its remarkable victory in the Haryana elections, marking the party’s return to power for the third consecutive time. In Raipur, BJP leaders and workers rejoiced at the party’s success by organising a victory procession, bursting crackers and chanting slogans at the BJP office in Kushabhau Thackeray Complex and Ekatma Parisar on Tuesday. State BJP President Kiran Singh Deo expressed his joy over the election results, stating that the people of Haryana have once again placed their faith in the BJP. He emphasised that the party’s strong performance reflects a rejection of the Congress’ political character and its policies on reservation and the Constitution. Dev credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership for the country’s rapid progress and growing global influence. Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao expressed gratitude to the people of Haryana for their belief in Modi’s leadership and promises. Sao noted that the BJP’s third consecutive victory in Haryana symbolises the defeat of Congress’s plans of misgovernance, injustice and corruption.

 

He added that the BJP will now accelerate its efforts to establish good governance in Haryana and ensure rapid development. Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma also extended his congratulations to the people of Haryana for the BJP’s historic win, noting the widespread mistrust of Congress in every section of the state. He emphasised that the BJP government will work towards bringing about positive changes in the lives of the people and take Haryana to new heights of development. He criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s political tours, stating that the people of Haryana had rejected his attempts to spread misinformation in the name of the Constitution and reservation. BJP State General Secretary Sanjay Shrivastava echoed these sentiments, describing the election results as a strong rebuke to Congress’s divisive politics. He praised the people of Haryana for rejecting casteism and communal appeasement and expressed confidence that the BJP will continue to deliver on its promises of development, public welfare and good governance.