Haryana News: Mayawati’s nephew and BSP leader Akash Anand, who reached an election rally in Karnal, Haryana, claimed that INLD and BSP will form a government with full majority. Akash claimed that the people of Haryana are seeing Abhay Singh Chautala and Mayawati as options.
Akash also informed about Mayawati’s upcoming rallies while talking to the media in Karnal. He said that four rallies of ‘Behanji’ are scheduled. Regarding the performance of BSP-INLD alliance, he said, “We will form the government with full majority. The way BJP has oppressed the people in the last 10 years, Congress has left no stone unturned. The people here are very upset. Now the people are looking for a new option.”
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This time the public will vote for the right party- Akash
Akash Anand said, “The people of Haryana are seeing that option in Abhay Singh Chautala and Mayawati. We are roaming from street to street and locality to locality. Candidates are asking for votes from village to village. They are giving information about Chautala’s policies and Mayawati’s policies and decisions. It is hoped that the people will vote for the right party this time.” Regarding Abhay Singh Chautala, Akash Anand said that the way he is getting love, he will get elected to the assembly.
BSP, INLD and Halopa alliance in Haryana
Under the alliance between BSP and INLD, it was decided to field BSP candidates on 37 seats and INLD candidates on 53 seats, but now Gopal Kanda’s Halopa has also joined this alliance. Gopal Kanda is a candidate from Sirsa seat. He is helping the INLD-BSP alliance on the rebel seats.
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