After Congress rejected the Haryana election results as ‘unexpected and unacceptable,’ party leaders met with the Election Commission (EC) demanding a thorough investigation. The EC criticized Congress spokespersons Jairam Ramesh and Pawan Khera for allegedly undermining democratic principles while acknowledging complaints about EVM issues.
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Leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi addressed the unexpected Haryana poll results, promising continued advocacy for justice and voter voices. He expressed gratitude to Haryana’s people and party workers, and a Congress delegation submitted complaints to the EC. Additionally, Gandhi celebrated the NC-Congress alliance’s win in J&K as a constitutional victory.
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Omar Abdullah, vice president of National Conference, declared that the new government would immediately pass a resolution for restoring J&K’s statehood, urging the Prime Minister to act on this promise. He also acknowledged Article 370’s complexities, urging future engagement. Coalition discussions with PDP are not prioritized. His son Zamir criticized Center’s alleged strategies to...
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Ministry of Heavy Industries has asked ARAI to provide details on alleged consumer rights violations by Ola Electric, a beneficiary of government EV incentive schemes. The move follows a notice from CCPA citing over 10,600 complaints, including misleading ads, unfair trade practices, and service delays.
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The National Conference-Congress alliance won the Kashmir region, seen as a rejection of the BJP’s policies post-2019. The BJP’s strategy to use proxies in Kashmir failed, leading to a significant setback. While the BJP maintained a hold in Jammu, the results indicate dissatisfaction with changes in Kashmir’s status.
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BJP’s dominance in SC-reserved seats in Jammu and Haryana signals erosion of Congress’s influence and casts doubt on allegations against Modi government’s stance on caste quotas. BJP benefitted from inclusive development focus and addressing Dalit concerns beyond major castes, contrasting Congress’s perceived biases.
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