After winning the mayor election in Ambala Municipal Corporation, BJP candidate Selja Sachdeva taking a certificate.
Elections in 8 municipal corporations in Haryana and by -elections in 2 are beginning to result. Of these, BJP has won 4 municipal corporations, Ambala, Karnal, Faridabad and Sonepat. Party candidates are leading in 5 corporations. This time BJP also made mayor’s chair in Sonepat and Ambala
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In the corporation elections held 5 months after the assembly elections, BJP’s triple engine government has gone on. After the Center and the state, BJP’s local government has also been formed in cities.
In Manesar, Independent candidate Dr. Indrajit Yadav won the election. The Congress’s corporation became clear in the election. This time the Congress not only lost from all over the place but also lost the seat of Sonipat Mayor won last time.
Independent Indrajit Yadav has defeated BJP candidate Sundar Lal in Manesar Municipal Corporation.
The BJP was a major reason for winning elections and the Congress was clear…
4 big reasons for BJP winning elections
1. Got the benefit of having a government in the state The BJP government was formed in the state five months ago. Before that, the BJP -led NDA government was also formed at the center. In such a situation, the BJP redeemed it a lot in the election campaign. From BJP leaders to ministers and Chief Minister Naib Saini gave the slogan of triple engine. In campaigning, people explained that there is BJP at the Center and the state. In such a situation, if the BJP wins in the city too, then it will be easy to coordinate. This will also lead to rapid development. Voters also understood that if the state government won the opposition party, then there will be no work in cities. Since the BJP’s government in the state is yet to run for 4 and a half years. In such a situation, allegations and counter-allegations between the ruling party and the opposition will continue to run.
2. Management of 5 levels from the state to booth Despite the government at the Center and the state, the BJP did not appear overconfident for the municipal elections. The BJP also fought it like Lok Sabha and Assembly elections. Management of 5 levels at the booth level for the civic elections also. The organization team reached every house at least 4 times. Even at the ward level, small teams were formed, who met people and kept talking about the party. The mayor and councilor were formed a separate team for the election. The district level top leadership was involved in this. At the state level, those people who have a long experience of contesting elections were given.
3. All big faces including CM Naib Saini took off in publicity The BJP, which got a majority in the assembly 5 months ago, did not take this election lightly. The BJP put all the big faces in the field for campaigning. Among them, apart from party state president Mohan Baroli, all senior leaders reached every constituency. The government also came out in campaigning. CM Naib Saini along with all MLAs and ministers also entered the campaign. The facial leaders demanded from the organization and the government for campaigning were sent there. With the promotion of CM and ministers, people were convinced that the BJP is really serious for the development of cities and the work of the people. The result was seen as the votes received by the BJP.
4. Old with his rebels BJP’s state organization fought this election with full enthusiasm. The big reason for this is that the BJP did not withdraw the rebellion in the assembly elections. From CM Naib Saini and party president Mohan Baroli, ministers also openly made statements on this. In Hisar, the BJP did not take former Mayor Gautam Sardana and senior leader Tarun Jain in the party despite full preparation. If the rebel returned to the party, other leaders could be angry. In view of this tough attitude of the party, neither no one dared to rebel in the party nor did there be any estrangement due to the arrival of rebels.
4 big reasons for Congress’s defeat
1. After the assembly, this time also lacks the organization After the assembly elections, the Congress also lacked the organization in the civic elections. The party does not have an organization in the state for 11 years. The worker is not united on the ground without organization. However, instead of forming an organization, the Congress High Command tried to please the leaders by releasing 4 organizational lists. However, this bet failed.
Due to lack of organization, the party did not have effective publicity at the ground level. Those who were only associated with the candidates were seen seeking votes for them instead of the party. Its effect also showed that the Congress did not even get candidates to contest elections. In Hisar and Karnal, the Congress saved credibility by supporting independents. At the same time, Congress candidate in Faridabad left the party at the last moment.
2. In -charge changed, discussion of head removal, Leader of Opposition was not even made The civic elections were announced on 5 February in the state. At such a time, the party needed in -charge to unite senior leaders, to coordinate with the high command. However, the high command removed the in -charge Deepak Babaria on 14 February. In such a situation, the party stuck in factionalism was further disintegrated.
Neither the workers were going to give a message of any high command to the workers, neither the strategy of the promotional nor the coordination was left to bring the leaders together. The Congress put BK Hariprasad a new in -charge, but he reached Haryana after voting on March 2 for the civic elections.
At the same time, after the defeat in the assembly elections, there is a preparation to remove Pradhan Chaudhary Udaybhan. However, it has not been decided yet. In such a situation, local leaders and workers are confused to accept their instructions as the order of the high command or not.
At the same time, the Congress high command has not yet made the Leader of Opposition in the Assembly. The session also includes the Congress as a major opposition party, despite being a leader. For all these reasons, the public also got a message that there is an atmosphere of uncertainty in the Congress, in such a situation, we cannot expect work.
3. Congress looked negligent about election campaign, big leaders did not come The Congress looked completely careless in the election campaign. Those who gave tickets, they kept campaigning at their level. Only a few leaders were able to campaign big leaders with their influence. However, Haryana Congress veteran face former CM Bhupendra Hooda, his MP son Deepender Hooda, Sirsa MP Kumari Selja, Rajya Sabha MP Randeep Surjewala were not seen anywhere in the campaign.
He did not look serious about this election. Former CM Bhupendra Hooda even said that he does not go to campaign in every election. He only focuses on the major elections on the Lok Sabha and the Assembly. From the distance from the publicity of the leaders, there was a message in the public that the Congress itself is not interested in this election, in such a situation, they will not work even further.
4. The leaders kept leaving the party, no one tried to convince Many big leaders of Congress left the party in the civic elections. Ramnivas Rada Mayor, who was a Congress candidate in the Assembly from Hisar, was seeking tickets. The party made Surajmal Killi a candidate. He filed an independent nomination but did not go to persuade any Congress leader. On the contrary, when former CM Bhupendra Hooda went to Hisar, he warned that if the independents fought, they would expel Rada from the party. Rada joined BJP the next day. In Karnal too, Tirlochan Singh, who contested 2 times on Congress ticket, former MLA Narendra Sangwan also left the party. Despite this, no one took care of him. Because of which he joined the BJP.
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