Nayab Saini replaces Manohar Lal Khattar as Haryana CM: The 5 times BJP switched chief ministerial faces
The split between JJP and BJP grew momentum after the latter reportedly refused to give 2 seats to the former for the upcoming general elections and wants to contest all 10 seats on its own
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As the political drama in Haryana unfolded, the Bhartiya Janata Party closely managed to pull the numbers in its favour, enough to ensure its survival in the state.
In the past, the saffron party has successfully navigated through challenges wherein it was put in a tough spot of losing authority over the governance of a state, usually owing to inconceivable demands of its allies.
The split between JJP and BJP grew momentum after the latter reportedly refused to give 2 seats to the former for the upcoming general elections and wants to contest all 10 seats on its own.
