Lok Sabha Election / BJP-JJP alliance will not last in Haryana! Government may be formed afresh

Lok Sabha Election: Everything is not going well between Bharatiya Janata Party and Dushyant Chautala's JJP in Haryana. Big news related to the alliance of BJP-JJP government has come to light. According to the information, the alliance has not yet reached a consensus on seat sharing of Haryana in the Lok Sabha elections. Since then it is being said that BJP may break the alliance with JJP in Haryana. Let us know what is the big update in this matter.

CM Khattar called a meeting of MLAs

During the ongoing tension between BJP and JJP in Haryana government, state CM Manohar Lal Khattar has called a meeting of BJP and government-backed independent MLAs. CM has called BJP and government supported independent MLAs at Haryana residence at 11:30 am. According to the information, in this meeting BJP can make a strategy on the formula of forming the government with the support of independent MLAs.

Mass resignation may happen today

According to the information received so far, there will be no BJP-JJP alliance in Haryana. The cabinet of BJP government of Haryana can resign collectively today. After this a fresh government can be formed. This strategy has been made to separate Jananayak Janata Party from the cabinet. JJP will not be included in the new cabinet.

Dushyant will meet Amit Shah

Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala can meet the country's Home Minister Amit Shah. According to sources, Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala had met BJP National President JP Nadda in Delhi on Monday, in which no agreement was reached on seat sharing. If Dushyant Chautala does not agree with Amit Shah on sheet sharing, she may decide to break the alliance with BJP-JJP.

Dushyant also called a meeting of MLAs

Amidst the ongoing tension in Haryana politics, Dushyant Chautala has also called a meeting of party MLAs in Delhi at around 11 am. It is believed that Dushyant can take some big decision in this meeting. According to information received from sources, JJP wants to field its candidates from Hisar and Bhiwani-Mahendragarh Lok Sabha seats. Current MP from Hisar, Brijendra Singh, left BJP and joined Congress on Sunday.

What is the status of Haryana Assembly?

In the 90-seat Haryana Assembly, BJP has 41 MLAs, JJP has 10, Congress has 30 MLAs. Along with this, BJP has the support of 6 independents and 1 Haryana Lokhit Party MLA Gopal Kanda. The 2 other MLAs are Abhay Chautala of INLD and Balraj Kundu, an independent. It is believed that even after the separation of JJP, BJP will have the support of a total of 48 MLAs.