Development, welfare helped BJP in Haryana

CM Nayab Singh Saini's administration has prioritised infrastructure improvements, industrial growth, and job creation.

- SAVIO RODRIGUES

The Bharatiya Janata Party has solidified tive campaign strategies.

This increase was crucial in maintaining the party's competitive edge against Congress.

Returning to power for a third consecutive term, the BJP secured 48 out of 90 Assembly seats. This success was bolstered by significant wins in nine constituencies where it had never triumphed before, including Tosham, Narwana, Gohana, ☐ its political domi- Samalakha, Kharkhoda, nance in Haryana through a well-crafted strategy focusing on development and socio-economic welfare.

Under Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini's leadership, the BJP has adeptly aligned its policies to meet the needs of the state's diverse population, ensuring that both rural and urban voters find their aspirations fulfilled.

The contest between the BJP and Congress in Haryana was intensely competitive. In the recent elections, the BJP secured 39.94% of the vote share, narrowly edging out Congress, which garnered 39.09%. This slim margin underscores the fierce political rivalry in the state, with both national parties closely matched in voter support. The BJP's vote share improved by 2.94% compared to the 2019 elections, highlighting the party's strengthened support base and effecSafidon, Barwala, Dadri, and Faridabad NIT. These victories signal the party's growing appeal across diverse regions of the state and showcase the effectiveness of its strategies under Saini's leadership.

A central pillar of the BJP's success in Haryana has been its relentless commitment to development. Saini's administration has prioritised infrastructure improvements, industrial growth, and job creation. The enhancement of road networks and making Haryana a preferred destination for industrial investments reflect the party's focus on turning development from a mere slogan into reality.