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Haryana Assembly Election 2024: Voting is going on for 90 assembly seats in Haryana. Meanwhile, BJP candidate from Ambala Cantt assembly seat Anil Vij said with full confidence that BJP will form the government in Haryana and indicated the possibility of becoming the Chief Minister, citing his seniority in the party. Anil Vij, BJP candidate from Ambala Cantt assembly seat, said that BJP will form its government in Haryana. The CM will be decided by the party, if the party wants me, then our next meeting will be held at the Chief Minister's residence. I am the most senior in the party ... He further said that the people of Ambala will vote for the BJP because the symbol of lotus is equal to peace. The people of Ambala want to live in peace, they do not want hooliganism here ... Peace means the symbol of lotus ... BJP will form its government in Haryana.
Anil Vij targeted the Congress.
BJP candidate Anil Vij targeted Congress and said that Kumari Selja is feeling suffocated in Congress, she is not getting respect in the party... Meanwhile, voting for 90 assembly seats began in Haryana on Saturday and 9.53 percent voting has been done till 9 am. According to the data shared by the ECI, Jind recorded the highest polling of 12.71 percent, followed by Palwal at 12.45 percent and Ambala at 11.87 percent, Fatehabad at 11.81 percent and Mahendragarh at 11.51 percent till 9 am. Faridabad recorded 8.82 percent polling, while Gurgaon recorded 6.10 percent, Hisar at 8.49 percent and Jhajjar at 8.43 percent.
Voting in Haryana began at 7 am and will continue till 6 pm. A total of 1,031 candidates are contesting in all 90 assembly constituencies and 20,632 polling stations have been set up for voting. The results of the Haryana assembly elections will be declared on October 8 along with Jammu and Kashmir. The Chief Electoral Officer said that a total of 29,462 policemen, 21,196 home guards, and 10,403 special police officers (SPOs) have been deployed across the state. Strict vigil will be maintained in every corner of the state so that citizens can cast their votes without any fear.
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