NEW DELHI: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi seems to have found a standard response to electoral losses. The party has suffered humiliating defeat first in Haryana and then in Maharashtra, negating the Lok Sabha gains. However, Rahul’s response to both the defeat has been identical and standard.On Saturday, after loss in Maharashtra, Rahul Gandhi wrote: “The…
NEW DELHI: Union defence minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday took a swipe at the Congress, stating that the party is in such bad shape that anyone associated with it is destined to “drown,” and predicted a similar fate for its allies in Maharashtra.Speaking at a campaign rally in Pune, Singh said, “Congress ruled the country…
NEW DELHI: The exit polls have got it wrong once again. In Haryana, the BJP has scored an emphatic victory over the Congress, while in J&K, the National Conference-Congress alliance has won a majority. Both these results are contrary to what the pollsters had predicted in the exit polls.The poll of exit polls in Haryana…
NEW DELHI: After the early trends suggested Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is forming the government for the third time in Haryana, Congress MP Kumari Selja on Tuesday said that the result was a “huge disappointment.” Without naming anyone, in a veiled attack Shelja, while talking with reporters, said that the result would not be business…
NEW DELHI: The Congress is likely to wrest Haryana from the BJP with the exit polls predicting over 50 seats for the grand-old-party in the 90-member assembly. If the exit poll predictions prove true on October 8, when the votes are counted, the Congress will see the return of its government in the state after…
