Hooda accuses BJP of selling party tickets

Haryana's CM says that the saffron party has done nothing for the state

Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda today alleged that the BJP had sold party tickets in the state.

"BJP has sold its tickets. The party has done nothing in Haryana," he said, adding that the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) will vanish from the political secne of the state after the polls.

He was speaking to reporters at the poll office here after accompanying Congress nominee Shruti Choudhary who filed her nomination seeking re-election from Bhiwani-Mahendergarh seat.

Shruti, in her affidavit, declared total assets worth Rs 11,95,70,000 including Rs 27,000 cash and liabilities of Rs 3,91,67,000.

Speaking on the occasion, the MP condemned the attack on her mother and Public Health Minister Kiran Chaudhary at a public meeting in Narnaul two days back, saying only criminal-minded people could do it.

She said her opponents had failed to face her in the polls and were now using such derogatory moves.

She said she believed in people's court and they would give a suitable answer by defeating such forces in the election.

Congress leaders from the state displayed a show of unity by coming together on the occasion.

AICC working committee member Satyavrat Chaturvedi, Rajya Sabha MP Birender Singh, ministers Satpal Sangwan, Rao Narender Singh, CPS Rao Daan Singh, CPSs Anita Yadav and Ram Kishan Fauji marked their presence.

BJP is contesting Lok Sabha polls in the state in alliance with Haryana Janhit Congress (HJC).