In a recent statement from Delhi, Bhupinder Singh Hooda, the former Chief Minister of Haryana and a senior Congress leader, shed light on an informal meeting held to discuss the party’s strategy moving forward. Hooda emphasized that the meeting revolved around the common goal of fighting for Haryana, the nation, and the Congress party.
Speaking about the unity and determination within the party, Hooda said, “It was an informal meeting. Everyone said that we would fight for Haryana, the country, and the party.” The gathering reflected a strong sense of collaboration among party members, with a shared focus on addressing the state’s and the nation’s issues.
Hooda also announced that a crucial meeting is scheduled to take place in Chandigarh on October 18, where the Congress party will elect the Leader of the Opposition for Haryana. This role is vital in holding the government accountable and ensuring a robust opposition presence in the state’s political landscape.
The upcoming Chandigarh meeting is expected to be significant, as the elected Leader of the Opposition will play a key role in shaping the party’s strategy in Haryana, especially in the lead-up to future elections.
