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4 independent Haryana MLAs meet BJP's Biplab Deb amid rumblings in coalition govt

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New Delhi, June 9

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Four independent MLAs from Haryana have met BJP in-charge for the state, Biplab Kumar Deb, here amid signs of differences between the party and its ally Jannayak Janata Party (JJP).

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Deb said in a statement that Haryana MLAs Dharam Pal Gonder, Rakesh Daultabad, Randhir Singh and Somveer Sangwan expressed confidence in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership in the meeting held on Thursday.

The BJP leader said his party is leaving no stone unturned for the state’s progress under the “double engine” government.

The BJP joined hands with the JJP in 2019 to form government in Haryana after failing to get a majority. JJP leader Dushyant Chautala was made deputy chief minister.

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However, leaders of the two parties have taken swipe at each other recently with Deb saying that the JJP did no favour to the BJP by supporting it as the regional party also joined the government.

Both the parties have been non-committal on whether they would contest the 2024 assembly polls together.

When Chautala was recently asked for comment on some BJP leaders suggesting the party should fight the next year’s polls on its own, he said, “What lies in the future… I am not an astrologer to predict that.”       

“Do we have to limit the organisation to 10 seats? Not at all. Will the BJP fight on just 40 seats? Not at all. Both parties are preparing for 90 seats,” Chautala had then said. 

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