Both have prepared a list of 90 each, but are waiting for the alliance… Politics of pressure between AAP and Congress in Haryana

There is little time left for the assembly elections in Haryana. In such a situation, discussions are going on between Congress and Aam Aadmi Party regarding seat sharing. But no consensus has been reached on the seats yet. Both the parties have prepared their respective lists for the 90 assembly seats of Haryana. The alliance is stuck in a whirlpool due to complications on some seats.

Congress has so far released two lists of candidates for the elections. Under this, the names of 41 candidates have been announced so far. The names of the remaining 49 candidates are yet to be announced. The Congress sub-committee has yet to decide the names of the remaining 49 candidates. The third list in this regard may be released today.

Sources say that all the MPs from Haryana have expressed their desire to contest the assembly elections. Congress has six MPs in the Lok Sabha and one MP in the Rajya Sabha, Randeep Surjewala. The party is facing a dilemma as to how to deal with the current MPs who are expressing their desire to contest the elections. Many people are expressing apprehension that Congress is going to come to power in Haryana.

The Congress sub-committee has sent the names of 49 candidates to the high command. The decision on three seats has been left to the party leadership, which includes the constituencies of Selja, Randeep Surjewala and Deepender Hooda. The decision on these seats has been left to the high command, because these veterans have expressed their desire to contest elections on these seats.

AAP is fully prepared to announce the names of its candidates

At the same time, Aam Aadmi Party is also fully prepared for the elections in Haryana. After getting permission from the party high command, the list of Aam Aadmi Party will be released. Those who are doing the work of the organization on the ground will discuss with Arvind Kejriwal and move forward on this issue. Sandeep Pathak and Sushil Gupta are looking after the work of Haryana.

On the discussion of alliance between AAP and Congress for Haryana elections, Sanjay Singh has said that now we have very little time left. The date of nomination is 12th September, we also do not have time. AAP is fully prepared for all the seats, just waiting for the decision of the high command, after which the list of candidates will be released soon.

Confusion over number of seats and choice

There is some more complication in the talks of alliance between Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Congress. At this time, the issue is not only how many seats are to be given in total, but also which seats are going to whom. In the initial phase, Aam Aadmi Party had demanded at least 10 seats out of 90 seats. But recent reports suggest that AAP has reduced its demand to 5 seats. This is probably an attempt to show flexibility in the party’s strategy, so that talks on alliance can be taken forward.

However, despite reducing the number of seats, AAP wants some selected seats where it is confident of fielding its candidates. On the other hand, Congress is hesitant to give those special seats which are included in AAP’s choice. This hesitation of Congress and this stubborn position of AAP is becoming an obstacle in mutual agreement. Political analysts believe that this conflict is not just about the number of seats, but also about political power and influence. AAP’s focus is more on major seats where its hold can be strengthened, while Congress is trying to save its position.