Kumari Selja On Haryana Election Results: BJP has won the Haryana assembly elections. BJP has succeeded in forming the government for the record third time. Senior party leader Kumari Selja has targeted Congress for its defeat for the record third time in a row in Haryana. Selja took a dig at state president Bhupinder Singh Hooda and said that he was talking about 60 seats and now he is staying away from power for the third time.

Senior party leader Kumari Selja has called for a thorough review of the reasons for the defeat. She admitted that a big mistake has been made somewhere within the Congress, due to which the party has reached this situation.

Kumari Selja also stressed that she wanted to contest the elections. “The truth is that I had expressed my desire to contest the elections and we have won some seats, but we have to look at the larger picture as to why we could not win the state. A thorough evaluation of this is necessary.

Kumari Selja said, “We were talking about 60 seats, but now it seems that we are struggling. This is absolutely a big mistake. We will have to wait till the final result, although I know it does not look good.

Former Delhi CM and AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal has taken a dig at the defeat of Congress in Haryana. Kejriwal said that ‘the biggest lesson of the election results is that one should never be overconfident in elections. At the same time, Shiv Sena Uddhav faction has also raised questions on the performance of Congress.

CM Saini’s first reaction on ‘hat-trick victory’,

CM Naib Singh Saini’s first reaction on ‘hat-trick victory’ in Haryana has also come. Giving credit for the victory to PM Narendra Modi, Saini also thanked the people of Haryana for showing faith in BJP. Talking to news agency ANI, Saini said, “I thank the people of Haryana and I give full credit to Prime Minister Modi. With his blessings and his policies, the people of Haryana have approved it. This historic victory has been achieved under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi.

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