Bhupinder Singh Hooda, outgoing Chief Minister of Congress
Accepting the defeat in Assembly polls, the outgoing Congress Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda said, “I accept the public mandate in these polls, who gave me 10 years to develop the state and I did that. I hope the coming government would continue the developmental projects during their rule for five years.”
Congress’ Ashok Tanwar took the responsibility of defeat
After witnessing humiliating defeat in the assembly polls, Haryana Congress president Ashok Tanwar, took the responsibility of defeat and said, “Probably, we couldn’t overcome the existing anti-incumbency in the State”. When asked whether party faced BJP’s Modi wave in polls, he neither ruled out nor accepted and said “BJP had made lot of promises to the people of state, and we hope they would fulfill all those promises”.
Abhay Chautala ready to perform as strong Opposition
Abhay Chautala, MlA son of INlD chief Om Prakash Chautala said “We succeeded in defeating ruling corrupt Congress government in Haryana, though we didn’t get the required seats. We would perform as strong opposition in Haryana, and will not let the ruling BJP Government to do any anti-public works.”
INlD state president Ashok Arora resigns
Haryana president of INlD, Ashok Arora, who has lost his seat from Kurukshetra, while taking the sole responsibility of defeat of the party sent his resignation from the post of state president to the party chief said “We accept the mandate of people of the state and accept our defeat”. We congratulate BJP for forming the next government in Haryana.
Kuldeep Bishnoi felt hurt with defeat
Kuldeep Bishnoi, president of Haryana Janhit Congress (HJC) said, “I am hurt with the results of the polls. It is unfortunate that there is no value of honesty, any how I accept the mandate of people of the state”. The party could win only two seats, one seat won by Kuldeep Bishnoi himself from Adampur and other by his wife Renuka Bishnoi from Hansi constituency.