Congress manifesto does magic in changing poll equations in Haryana

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Chandigarh

18 October 2019

DIVYA AZAD

Only a few days are left for the voting in Haryana and the atmosphere is charged with poll campaigns. In such a situation, electoral equations have come to a new and interesting point. Congress is attracting the voters in this election. The party that is going to create trouble to BJP is Congress, which has emerged as a strong contender for victory in the state.

Congress has focused on all aspects and has lured everyone through its poll manifesto, due to which Congress is getting prominence than any other party. According to the poll pundits, for the first time in the history of Haryana, a party is getting such an unexpected lead in elections. BJP has been considered as a smart media player, but this time Congress has tarnished this image of BJP.

Congress is giving a tough fight to BJP due to its aggressive media campaign, effective strategies and proper implementation of manifesto. Congress state president Kumari Sailja released a video recently, telling people about the manifesto and releasing a toll free number for more information (93553-33011).

Sharing the data, Congress spokesperson said that under the leadership of former Chief Minister Bhupendra Singh Hooda and Kumari Selja, Congress has been able to spread its manifesto in every part of Haryana. So far, more than 10 lakh people have called on the above toll free number. Information related to the manifesto has also been sent to public through various media platforms. Congress is succeeding in connecting people with these campaigns.

The campaign is also considered special, because it has turned the air of politics in favour of Congress just before the polling. The campaigns have brought Congress on the forefront and BJP is finding it difficult to find the answers. Haryana is to vote on October 21, while the counting will be done on October 24.

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