Terming the BJP-JJP alliance government in Haryana as a "mismatch", the state's Congress chief Kumari Selja on Wednesday said her party would play the role of a strong and effective opposition.
The Congress party will strongly raise its voice on public issues both inside and outside the state assembly, she told reporters here.
In the recent October 21 state assembly elections, the Congress had emerged as the main opposition, winning 31 of the 90 seats.
The Bharatiya Janata Party, which had won 40 seats in the House, formed the government for a second time term with the support of ten members of the Jannayak Janata Party and seven independent MLAs.
Terming the BJP-JJP alliance in Haryana a mismatch, Selja said, History is witness that whenever such alliances have been formed they have not proved to be effective and the public has always rejected such alliances."
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