*People have already determined Haryana’s fate during their past 10 years rule
** When asked about BJP leaders attempting to bring her into the BJP, Selja said she is loyal soldier of Congress and will remain in Congress.
Chandigarh / Ambala: All India Congress Committee General Secretary, former Union Minister, and MP from Sirsa, Kumari Selja said that the people of Haryana, troubled by 10 years of BJP rule, have already written the state’s destiny, and Congress is the only alternative. The voters have made it clear that BJP is on its way out and Congress is coming to power. The public has closed all doors for the BJP, and today the BJP has no issue left to present to the people. Kumari Selja was speaking to journalists in Hisar after casting her vote on Saturday. Regarding the claim for the Chief Minister’s position, Kumari Selja said that there is no issue as everyone knows that the decision about the CM in Congress is made by the high command. She said that Congress is contesting all 90 seats with the aim of winning, and there is no doubt that Congress is going to form a government in Haryana with a majority. When asked about BJP leaders attempting to bring her into the BJP but failing, she said, “Selja is a loyal soldier of Congress and will remain in Congress.”
Kumari Selja said that the BJP has become weak, and they have no issues to present, so they are resorting to irrelevant talks. In response to how many seats Congress is expected to win, she said that Congress is fighting to win all 90 seats. There is no doubt that Congress is going to form the government with a majority. She said that the people are troubled by 10 years of BJP rule and want to be free from the BJP government, with Congress being the alternative. The people of Haryana have already determined the fate of Haryana. She also said that the public knows Congress fulfills the promises it makes, unlike the BJP, which keeps lying to cover up its previous lies. However, the people will not be misled anymore. Congress is set to form a majority government in the state. Kumari Selja said that Congress’s seven guarantees are, in themselves, a pledge.
