The bugle for the assembly elections-2024 has been sounded in Haryana. The Election Commission has announced the election schedule. After the release of the schedule, all the political parties of Haryana have become active and have started preparations to come to power. Meanwhile, Haryana CM Naib Saini claims that BJP is going to capture power in the state for the third consecutive time. That is, after 2014, 2019, now BJP will form its government in 2024 as well. CM Naib Singh Saini made this statement in a press conference on Saturday. During this, the CM also gave information about the cabinet meeting and decisions.
CM Saini said- we will form the government with a big mandate
CM Naib Saini said that the Election Commission has announced the Haryana Assembly elections. I welcome it. BJP is fully prepared for the elections and is coming to power in Haryana for the third time with a big margin. We are going to form the government in Haryana for the third time. The CM said that in the last 10 years, we have done proper development of Haryana without any discrimination. I will present the details of Haryana’s development journey with facts to the public.
CM Saini said- the opposition is only spreading lies
CM Naib Saini has attacked the opposition along with the claim of forming the government in Haryana and has advised the opposition not to spread lies. CM Saini said that the opposition should talk about its work instead of lying to the public. The opposition should tell the public what work they have done. But the opposition is instead engaged in spreading lies. Therefore, the public is requested to teach them a lesson. The CM has appealed to the people of Haryana to participate in the elections in large numbers.
Information given on quota for scheduled castes
CM Naib Saini also gave an important information in the press conference. Which is related to the classification of castes in Scheduled Castes after the decision of the Supreme Court. CM said that, today the report of Haryana Scheduled Caste Commission has been accepted in the cabinet and its file has been sent to the Election Commission due to the code of conduct. CM said that, there is a 20 percent quota for Scheduled Castes in government jobs in Haryana. The commission has recommended that 10 percent of this quota should be given to deprived Scheduled Castes and 10 percent quota to other Scheduled Castes. CM said that its process and action will be implemented after the elections.
Voting for assembly elections in Haryana in one phase
Assembly elections in Haryana will be held in one phase. Notification for nomination will be issued on 5 September in Haryana. The last date for nomination will be 12 September. Scrutiny of nominations filed for the elections will be done on 13 September. Candidates will be able to withdraw their nominations till 16 September. Voting for the assembly elections in Haryana will be held on 1 October. The results of Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections will be declared simultaneously on 4 October.
How many polling stations and how many voters in Haryana
Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar has informed that voting will be held on a total of 90 assembly seats in 22 districts of Haryana. Out of these 90 seats, there are 73 general, 0 ST and 17 SC seats. The total number of voters in Haryana is 2.01 crore. Out of these total voters, 1.06 crore are male and 0.95 crore are female voters.
The number of young voters (age-20 to 29) in Haryana is 40.95 lakh. While the number of first time voters (age-18 to 19) is 4.52 lakh. Along with this, PWS, elderly and third gender voters are also included. Apart from this, 20 thousand 629 polling stations have been set up at 10 thousand 495 locations in Haryana. Where people will come to cast their votes.
This time early assembly elections in Haryana
The term of the current assembly in Haryana is going to end on November 3, 2024. That is, the term of the current government in Haryana will end on November 3, 2024. The last assembly election in Haryana was held in the year 2019 for a total of 90 assembly seats. Then the Election Commission had issued a notification for election nominations on 27 September and nominations were filed till 4 October. At the same time, 7 October was the date for withdrawal of nominations. While in 2019, voting for the Haryana Assembly elections was held on 21 October. After which the votes cast in the assembly elections were counted on 24 October and the result was declared.
No party got majority
No party got majority in the 2019 Haryana Assembly elections. A party needs 46 seats on its own to get majority in the total 90 assembly seats of Haryana. But after the results, the ruling party BJP won 40 seats, Congress 31 seats, JJP 10 and others 9 seats. After which BJP and JJP formed an alliance and ran a coalition government in the state under the leadership of CM Manohar Lal.
But this coalition government fell apart before the Lok Sabha elections this year. On March 12, BJP broke its alliance with JJP and with this Manohar Lal Khattar resigned from the post of Chief Minister. After which on the same day Naib Singh Saini took oath as the new Chief Minister of Haryana with the number of MLAs fixed to form the government. At present there is a BJP government in Haryana under the leadership of Naib Singh Saini. At the same time, there is a possibility of a four-way contest between BJP, Congress, JJP and AAP in the Haryana Assembly Elections 2024. On the other hand, INLD is also in the fray with full force this time.
INLD and Mayawati’s BSP party have entered the election fray in alliance. This time it remains to be seen which party the people of Haryana bring to power. It is known that BJP has suffered a major setback in the Haryana Lok Sabha elections. While BJP won all the 10 Lok Sabha seats in the state in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BJP had to face defeat on 5 seats in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. These seats went to the account of Congress. Which did not get a single Lok Sabha seat in 2019.
