
Haryana BJP president Archana Gupta launched a sharp attack on the Congress on Friday, accusing the opposition party of being plagued by infighting and lacking leadership, vision and direction. Speaking at a…
Haryana BJP president Archana Gupta launched a sharp attack on the Congress on Friday, accusing the opposition party of being plagued by infighting and lacking leadership, vision and direction. Speaking at a van mahotsav programme, she said Congress leaders were concerned only about their own interests and had failed to offer an alternative political agenda. Gupta also commented on recent Assembly bypoll results, the BJP won one seat and lost two, calling victory and defeat two sides of the same coin. She said the party enters every election fully prepared and works with doubled energy after a setback. Asked about the resignation of several BJP mandal presidents in Hisar, Gupta said the party can handle any challenge. She also highlighted the BJP’s organisational expansion, noting that its state team includes workers from 25 of Haryana’s 27 districts. During the plantation drive, 70,000 saplings were planted.

The predictable script of ruling-party leaders attacking the opposition on loyalty and vision wears thin when both sides have serious internal troubles. Gupta’s claim that the BJP works with “double energy after every setback” rings hollow after several mandal presidents resigned in Hisar. And the Congress’s silence on policy is genuine, but the BJP’s own record on local issues like water and jobs remains patchy. The real test will be whether either party can hold its organisation together ahead of next year’s assembly polls, or whether defections will tell the true story.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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