There is a hint of a big upset in Haryana. In the trends so far, the BJP is forming the government with the majority for the third time. If the trends turn into results, the BJP will create history. To date, no party has formed the government for the third time in Haryana. Congress, which was excited by the exit polls, has got a big shock from the trends. Know how the atmosphere changed in Haryana.
Youth is decisive
Congress had raised the issue of unemployment very prominently this time. On the other hand, the BJP had entered the election fray with the issue of slips and expenses. BJP had been claiming during the campaign that the former Hooda government of Haryana had given about 85 thousand government jobs during its tenure, while the BJP government has given one lakh 47 thousand government jobs, which is twice as much as Congress during its ten-year tenure. BJP also gave the election slogan of giving jobs without slips and expenses. On the other hand, Congress raised the issue of unemployment and sought votes from the youth. There are about 94 lakh voters in the state between 18 and 39 years of age. According to analysts, BJP's issue of expenditure on slips has struck a chord with the youth.
Polarization of non-Jat votes
At the same time, the reason behind this reversal is also believed to be the polarization of non-Jat votes. According to election experts, this time there is unity against one community. That unity can turn into votes.
Congress's boastfulness
If BJP wins the Haryana election, then the boastfulness of Congressmen will also contribute to it. Congress candidate from Julana, Vinesh Phogat had said that the hand of Congress will work as a slap. Congress candidate from Assandh, Shamsher Gogi had said that if Congress wins, then Congress will fill its house.
Did Selja's displeasure prove costly?
The indecent comment of a so-called Bhupendra Hooda supporter about Congress MP Kumari Selja angered a particular section. Kumari Selja herself kept quiet for about 12 days. BJP linked this issue to the Dalit insult and exploited it to the fullest. Later she shared the stage with Rahul Gandhi. She has declared herself a strong contender for the post of CM.
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