Former Chief Minister and Leader of Opposition Bhupinder Singh Hoodda launched a sharp critique against the current Haryana government during a media conclave. Discussing the two-year tenure of the Nayab Singh Saini-led administration, Hoodda stated that while politics is practiced by all, Haryana has lagged behind on every parameter of development over the past two years, lacking visionary leadership.
Raising Questions on EVMs and Voting Data
Addressing the allegations of vote tampering raised by the Congress party, Hoodda presented statistical anomalies from election day. He pointed out how the initial voting percentage reported by the Election Commission dramatically increased by nearly 7 percent by late night, questioning how such discrepancies occurred without a satisfactory explanation from authorities.
Rebuttal on Gurgaon Waterlogging and Party Unity
Defending infrastructural planning, Hoodda blamed administrative mismanagement for Gurgaon's recurring waterlogging issues, contrasting it with his decade-long tenure. He also dismissed rumors of internal factionalism within the Congress, stating that the party fought unitedly and true political friction is instead visible within the ruling BJP ranks.
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