BJP takes a dig at Cong for not declaring its Haryana candidates

A day after declaring candidates for 67 of the 90 assembly seats, the Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday took a dig at the Congress for failing to declare its candidates.

Taking to X, the BJP posted that while the party has declared its candidates in the "first big list", the Congress is still divided in factions and looking at alliances.

Underlining the differences within the Congress further, the post says that the public, too, has started saying that every leader is choosing to go his own way and nobody sees eye to eye in the party.

This post comes at a time when the Congress, after repeatedly declaring to go it alone in the assembly elections slated for October 5, is exploring the possibility of an alliance with the Aam Admi Party.

Also, the faction-ridden party is divided between the camp of former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Member of Parliament Kumari Selja. The party top brass has failed to bring the leaders on a common platform.