Ahead of the Haryana Assembly polls, Congress on Sunday expelled its two leaders for six years for indulging in anti-party activities.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday expelled eight leaders from the party for six years for choosing to contest the Haryana assembly elections as independent candidates against official party nominees. The Haryana BJP said its chief Mohan Lal Badoli has expelled these leaders for a period of six years with immediate effect.

Chandigarh: Launching a vitriolic attack on the main opposition party, BJP national president and Union Minister J P Nadda on Sunday alleged the Congress means 'kushasan' (misgovernance), corruption and criminalisation as he urged the voters to bloom the ‘lotus' for a third time in Haryana.

Former Haryana minister Ranjit Singh Chautala and seven other leaders were expelled by the BJP for six years on Sunday, after they decided to contest the October 5 state Assembly polls as independent candidates. The Haryana BJP said its chief Mohan Lal Badoli has expelled these leaders for a period of six years with immediate effect.

As the Haryana assembly elections approach, Congress leader Pawan Khera voiced confidence on Saturday that the people of Haryana are eager for Congres.

Days before Haryana Assembly Election 2023, the Congress party on Friday (September 27) suspended its 13 leaders for six years for anti-party activity. Among the leaders who were expelled is Sajjan Singh Dhull,

The Haryana Congress has expelled thirteen leaders for six years for contesting as independent candidates against official nominees, aiming to curb indiscipline ahead of the October 5 assembly elections.