By A Staff Reporter
Charkhi Dadri, Haryana: Addressing a public gathering, INLD leader Abhay Chautala confidently predicted a significant victory for the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) in the upcoming Haryana elections. Chautala stated that the current political landscape in the state favors the INLD, and he anticipates the party will secure between 30-35 seats in the assembly.
"In the whole state, now the situation is such that INLD would win 30-35 seats, and in the coming days, we will further evolve and form the government with a huge margin," Chautala declared during his speech.
He also took a jab at the Congress party, pointing out their reliance on external candidates. "Congress doesn't even have a candidate here who they can trust, so they brought someone from outside," Chautala remarked, highlighting the apparent weakness within the rival party's local organization.
Chautala’s remarks come at a crucial time as Haryana gears up for its assembly elections, with multiple parties vying for power in a highly competitive political environment.
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