During the Haryana Assembly elections, disputes and clashes were reported at more than 30 locations. Police were deployed in areas like Chandeni, Khwaja Kala, and Gulalta in Nuh to maintain order. In Maham, a legislator’s clothes were also torn amidst the turmoil. These incidents highlight the tense environment surrounding the elections, prompting authorities to take necessary measures to ensure a smooth and peaceful electoral process.
During the voting for the Haryana Assembly elections, more than 30 incidents of disputes and clashes were reported. In Nuh, disturbances occurred at three locations, where supporters of Congress candidate Aftab Ahmad and INLD-BSP candidate Zakir Hussain engaged in stone-pelting. These violent confrontations raise concerns about the electoral environment, underscoring the need for effective measures to ensure a safe and orderly voting process
In the recent disturbances during the Haryana Assembly elections, two individuals were injured. In response to the escalating violence, police forces have been deployed in sensitive areas such as Chandeni, Khwaja Kala, and Gulalta. In the Maham constituency of Rohtak, clashes broke out between supporters of the Congress candidate and those of the Haryana Jan Seva Party (HJSP). These incidents reflect the tense atmosphere surrounding the elections, highlighting the urgent need for law enforcement to ensure the safety of voters and maintain order during this crucial time.
The turmoil continued during the Haryana Assembly elections as violence escalated, with the clothes of HJSP candidate and sitting MLA Balraj Kundu being torn during a scuffle. In addition, scuffles occurred in the village of Akalgarh in the Julana constituency involving BJP candidate Yogesh Bairagi.
In Maham constituency, tensions flared in Kundu’s ancestral village of Madina, where Congress supporters clashed with Kundu’s backers early in the morning. Upon receiving the news, Kundu rushed to the village, where some individuals tore his clothes as well as those of his personal assistant. District Commissioner Ajay Kumar arrived on the scene shortly thereafter. Kundu subsequently filed a complaint with the Election Commission, accusing Congress candidate Balram Dangi and his father, Anand Singh Dangi, of attempting to influence the election process. He alleged that police officers stood by and watched the altercation unfold. In contrast, Anand Singh Dangi denied the allegations, claiming he had already left the scene when the conflict occurred.
Meanwhile, at booth number one in Akalgarh village of the Julana constituency, reports of booth capturing prompted BJP candidate Captain Yogesh Bairagi to visit the site. He faced opposition from several individuals, leading to scuffles with them. The Julana police also arrived at the scene, but later it was confirmed that the booth capturing claims were unfounded.
In another incident in Nohra village of Panipat, two groups clashed over voting, resulting in stabbings. Three individuals were injured during the fracas, which also involved stone-pelting at vehicles. BJP agents accused Congress workers of attacking them, leading to injuries for a BJP agent who was subsequently hospitalised in a private facility.
