New Delhi. On one hand, there is a lot of commotion in Haryana regarding the candidate for the post of Chief Minister, on the other hand, there is already a ruckus in the Congress regarding the candidate for the post of Chief Minister. The bitterness between former Chief Minister Bhupendra Singh Hooda and Kumari Shailja is well known. Shailja has openly expressed her desire to become the CM. At the same time, the name of another leader Randeep Surjewala has also come up as a candidate for the post of CM. Now, if the Congress government is formed after the elections, then who will be the CM, this has also been answered by Surjewala.
In fact, Congress candidate from Kaithal Aditya Surjewala said that I want my father Randeep Surjewala to become the Chief Minister of Haryana. When journalists questioned father Randeep Surjewala about this wish of son Aditya, he said that everyone wishes to become CM. Shailja ji and Bhupinder Singh Hooda ji would also want to become Chief Minister. Apart from the three of us, this can be the right of anyone else. But after winning the election, Rahul Gandhi and Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge will finally decide who should be made the Chief Minister. Surjewala said that whatever decision the Congress high command will take will be acceptable to all of us.
#WATCH Kaithal, Haryana: On his son & Congress candidate from Kaithal Aditya Surjewala’s ‘I want my father to become the CM’, statement, Congress MP Randeep Singh Surjewala says, “Everyone aspires to become a CM. Selja ji and Bhupinder Singh Hooda ji might also want to become… pic.twitter.com/wALwP4DrQH
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It is worth mentioning that Kumari Selja is angry due to not getting the ticket. She is also having a rift with Bhupendra Singh Hooda. In such a situation, Congress may have to bear the brunt of the deadlock between two senior leaders of the party just before the elections. Congress and Aam Aadmi Party earlier wanted to contest the elections together but due to the talks not working out, now both are in separate electoral fields. Let us tell you that elections are to be held on all 90 assembly seats of Congress on October 5, while the counting of votes and results will be declared on October 8.
