It's predominantly interesting to note that the political party that claims its victory in Haryana is bound to face a challenging revolt within the party. The candidate who was expecting his chance to safely secure a ticket did not actually get the desired ticket from the party. Its use and throw tactics have emerged as the likely ticket seekers have kept following such a stance.
When Congress and AAP move on fighting seats in the state, the revolt within Congress seems to be a strange development.
One particular candidate has voiced his deep dissatisfaction at the reported rejection of a ticket from an important Bahadurgarh assembly seat. He may not be the only person who was upset with this ticket finalisation posture and felt completely deserted at this crucial point.
He was denied the special assembly ticket to fight the upcoming state elections in Haryana. It is here he repeatedly underlined that the party's good scope but this odd episode has practically stopped his high hopes to a more significant degree.
He said that he took another different decision after conferring with his determined supporters, who asked him to contest the upcoming Assembly polls as an independent candidate.
According to recent reports, he will run as an independent. Rajesh Joon was the ticket aspirant from the Bahadurgarh Assembly segment in the Jhajjar district. "I will fight the election as an independent," he told the inquisitive reporters in Bahadurgarh.
It was exceedingly challenging for him to deal with the Haryana Congress's unendurable choice. He said he was cheated as his very candidature was ignored and claimed that he was used and thrown at this juncture.
He is obviously not benefiting from this unclogged denial in the ticket choice of the possible candidates from the vibrant Congress Party.
The party's brainiac strategists have been focussing on good candidates. The better candidate would definitely thank his brilliant stars in these recent months. The party has reportedly fielded a sitting MLA from the Bahadurgarh seat.
The candidate who was certain of winning the ticket and even started readying for the assembly polls has extraordinarily suffered a stringent reversal.
Of the 28 sitting MLAs that the party has in the present Assembly, the Congress has nominated 27 of them while the decision on Israna's seat is pending from where it has a legislator.
In the 2019 assembly polls, the Congress had 31 MLAs, but later on, the party legislator Bhavya Bishnoi joined the BJP and is a legislator from the ruling party.
It would prove to be loss-inducing for the party promptly running away from directional standing faster than winning a tight-end poll assuming, instead, electoral aesthetics.
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