Abhay Chautala has sent a clear message that he is ready to lock horns with Bhupinder Hooda in his home turf.
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Prof Rajendra Sharma professor of political science, Maharshi Dayanand university Rohtak (Haryana)
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At present, the Congress and other regional parties are able to challenge the hegemony of the BJP time to time in the elections to different state assemblies. Would this be possible if all elections are held at one go?
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The election results indicate that Haryana's people have stuck with the time-tested formula of having a double-engine government in the State.
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The Congress has bounced back after facing defeats in some of the elections in Haryana, unlike in states like Bihar or Odisha where the Congress’s slide in oblivion could not be checked
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After 58 years of dynastic politics, will the upcoming State elections spell the end for Haryana's political families?
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Haryana was in the thick of the Kisan movement, and the issue of women wrestlers being victimised went against the ruling dispensation
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The focus shifts to the upcoming Assembly elections, current crisis gives a boost to the Congress in the ongoing Lok Sabha Elections
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