2024-03-13 08:56:32
New Delhi: Haryana BJP President Nayab Singh Saini is the new Chief Minister of Haryana. He took oath as Chief Minister on Tuesday evening. Manohar Lal Khattar submitted his resignation to the Governor in the morning after the alliance of Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) and BJP broke. Within a few hours the politics of the entire state changed. The Chief Minister whom Prime Minister Narendra Modi was praising till yesterday is no longer the CM. Within 24 hours the political equation of the state has completely changed. After the manner in which major decisions have been taken under the central leadership of BJP in recent times, people are less surprised by the decision taken in Haryana. However, in this changed political scenario, a discussion is even more intense whether the alliance broke due to Dushyant Chautala’s demand for more seats in the Lok Sabha or there is some other reason. Just before the Lok Sabha elections, the alliance in Haryana has also broken and the CM’s chair has also been lost. Amidst all this, BJP has taken steps towards not only the Lok Sabha but also the upcoming assembly elections.Anti-incumbency factor removed
Why did the Chief Minister, whom Prime Minister Modi was praising from the open platform, suddenly have to resign from his post? After BJP’s victory in 2014, Manohar Lal Khattar was made the Chief Minister of the state. Even at that time many people were surprised by this. Manohar Lal Khattar ran the government well but in the 2019 assembly elections, the party got less seats than before. BJP and JJP formed a joint government in the state. Manohar Lal Khattar again became the CM and Dushyant Chautala became the Deputy CM of the state. During 9 years, anti-incumbency started forming against the Khattar government in the state due to farmers’ movement and some other issues. This thing also came to light in some election surveys. It seems that the party has considered a new CM to remove anti-incumbency. BJP has done such experiment in Uttarakhand and Gujarat.
This card of BJP among Jat-non-Jat
Haryana’s politics currently seems divided between Jats and non-Jats. Not that this has happened in recent times. This story is from many years ago. At present the Jat class seems to be more inclined towards Congress, INLD and JJP. At the same time, non-Jat people are inclined towards BJP in the state. The largest number of non-Jat voters are OBCs. The new Chief Minister of the state, Nayab Singh Saini also comes from this class. Currently, Jat votes do not seem to be inclined towards BJP in the state, but this decision can prove to be effective in bringing together non-Jat votes.
From Mehbooba, Akali to JJP…BJP has a history of deception, Congress alleges
Alliance broken but both benefited
After this change, discussion started that both JJP and BJP are benefiting from this. JJP is no longer with BJP but till now no strong attack has been made by it on BJP. It is also being said that due to their separation, both will benefit and Congress may suffer loss. Ever since Dushyant Chautala was with BJP, there was never any news of any major conflict between the two. Yes, it was definitely true that JJP had to face opposition during the farmers’ movement within Haryana. Congress and Aam Aadmi Party have formed an alliance in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Both the parties will fight together. Besides, it is also certain that now JJP will also be in the fray, hence BJP can get benefit in this whole incident.
Roadmap ready for assembly along with Lok Sabha elections
Looking at this change, it seems that along with the Lok Sabha elections, BJP has also prepared a roadmap for the Assembly elections. Assembly elections will also be held a few months after the Lok Sabha elections. The anti-incumbency factor has been removed not only for the Lok Sabha but also for the Assembly elections. If the effect of the changes made by BJP is visible in the Lok Sabha, then the party will be seen moving forward on the same path in the assembly elections.
Party will not fail to take big decisions, gave this special message
After the assembly elections, big and tough decisions were taken by BJP regarding Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. There was also a lot of discussion about the new Chief Ministers of the state. It was also said that BJP is looking ahead. Even though the Lok Sabha elections were near, big faces were sidelined in these states and bets were placed on new faces. Like Gujarat and Uttarakhand, before the elections in Haryana, the party has handed over the command of the state to new hands. Along with this, the party has also tried to give the message that the party will never hesitate in taking big decisions.