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 The move comes after three independent MLAs withdrew their support to the ruling BJP. 

Haryana political crisis: BJP's ex-ally JJP seeks floor test

The move comes after three independent MLAs withdrew their support to the ruling BJP.

Jannayak Janta Party leader and former Haryana deputy chief minister Dushyant Chautala on May 9 wrote the governor seeking a floor test to see if Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has the majority to run the government.
In a letter to the governor, Chautala said that his party is ready to back any political party for the government formation. The move comes after three independent MLAs withdrew their support to the ruling BJP.
"It is evident that the BJP govt in Haryana no longer commands a majority," former Deputy Chief Minister and JJP leader Dushyant Chautala said in his letter to the governor on Wednesday.
In his letter, Chautala urged the Governor to direct appropriate authority to immediately call for a floor test.
BJP's former ally Jannayak Janata Party told reporters on Wednesday that it is ready to help the Congress bring down the BJP government in Haryana, a day after three Independent MLAs withdrew support to the ruling party.
However, Chief Minister Saini asserted that his government was not in trouble.
His predecessor and party colleague M L Khattar also claimed that many MLAs are in touch with the BJP and there is "nothing to worry about".
Independent MLAs Sombir Sangwan (Dadri), Randhir Singh Gollen (Pundri) and Dharampal Gonder (Nilokheri) withdrew support yo the ruling BJP in Haryana and announced that they would back the Congress.
The BJP has currently 40 MLAs, shy of the majority mark of 45 in the now 88-member House.
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At a press conference in Rohtak, the Independent MLAs called for the resignation of the BJP government and the President's rule in the state.

3 Independent MLAs switch sides, BJP govt reduced to minority in Haryana

At a press conference in Rohtak, the Independent MLAs called for the resignation of the BJP government and the President's rule in the state.

Three Independent MLAs on Tuesday withdrew support to the BJP government in Haryana and announced they would back the Congress, reducing the Nayab Singh Saini government to a minority in the state assembly.
The government which has the support of two other Independents is now two short of the majority mark in the 90-member House which has a current strength of 88.
In recent days, some Jannayak Janata Party MLAs have indicated support to the BJP though the JJP pulled out of the coalition government in March. The BJP has 40 MLAs, the Congress 30 and the JJP 10 in the House.
Independent MLAs Sombir Sangwan (Dadri), Randhir Singh Gollen (Pundri) and Dharampal Gonder (Nilokheri) announced their decision at a press conference in Rohtak in the presence of Leader of the Opposition Bhupinder Singh Hooda and state Congress chief Udai Bhan.
"The government should resign. President's rule should be imposed in the state and elections held. This is an anti-people government," Hooda said.
The Congress said in a statement the three MLAs have already sent letters to the governor saying they have withdrawn their support to the government.
At the presser, Gonder said, "We are withdrawing support to the government and have decided to extend support to the Congress. We have taken this decision due to various issues, including those of farmers, inflation and unemployment." Speaking at the presser, Udai Bhan said, "The three Independent MLAs have extended their support to the Congress... The BJP government earlier had support of 10 JJP MLAs and Independents, but the JJP also withdrew support and now Independents are also leaving.
"Nayab Singh Saini government is now a minority government. Saini should tender his resignation as he does not have right to stay even for a minute," the Congress leader said.
The assembly elections in Haryana are due in October.
Hooda expressed his gratitude to the three MLAs for their support and said they have taken this decision keeping in mind the public sentiments.
The leader of the opposition said there is a wave in favour of the Congress in the country including Haryana and that the Independent MLAs have taken this decision respecting the sentiments of people.
He claimed people have made up their mind to form the Congress government in the state.
At the presser, Gollen said, "We had given our support to the BJP government with honesty. But today unemployment is at its peak, and inflation and farmer issues are there. Every section of society is fed up. People are facing lot of issues with Parivar Pehchan Patra (family ID card) and property ID system." When asked why they did not speak up on these issues earlier, Gollen said even during farmers agitation, they had raised their voice.
Sangwan said, "During farmers' agitation, we opposed their (BJP govt) wrong policies. I also raised issues like inadequate staff in schools." Replying to a question, he said, "We will support the Congress to help it win all 10 Lok Sabha seats in the state." The Saini-led BJP government in Haryana had on March 13 won the trust vote by voice vote in the House after he took oath as the new chief minister replacing Manohar Lal Khattar.
Recently, several MLAs of JJP have come out in support of the ruling BJP.
Khattar, who is contesting Lok Sabha polls from Karnal, had resigned as MLA from Karnal.
Former Haryana minister Ranjit Singh Chautala also resigned in March as MLA. He was an Independent MLA from Rania segment and resigned on March 24 as he joined the BJP, which has announced his candidature for Hisar Lok Sabha seat.&nbsp;
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Haryana Assembly Speaker further informed that Chautala will come on April 30 to discuss his resignation.&nbsp;

Ranjit Chautala skips meeting with Haryana Assembly Speaker, cites 'personal reasons'

Haryana Assembly Speaker further informed that Chautala will come on April 30 to discuss his resignation.&nbsp;

BJP leader Ranjit Chautala on Tuesday skipped a meeting with the Haryana Assembly Speaker Gian Chand Gupta who had called him to discuss his resignation as an Independent MLA.
The MLA from Rania in Sirsa district had sent his resignation to the Speaker on March 24 and subsequently joined the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Haryana Assembly Speaker told the reporters that Chautala phoned him on Tuesday and requested another date for the meeting as he wouldn't be able to come due to "personal reasons." "On April 30, he will have to come to clarify so we can decide (on his resignation). The verification of his signature is also required for which he must appear in person.&rdquo; &nbsp;Chautala, 78, was fielded from Hisar Lok Sabha seat by the BJP.
"As Vidhan Sabha Speaker, it is my responsibility that if any member resigns from the Vidhan Sabha, it is for us to verify that the resignation has not been sent under any pressure or compulsion," Gupta had said earlier.
Last month, after BJP replaced Manohar Lal Khattar with Nayab Singh Saini as the Haryana chief minister, Ranjit Chautala again became the power minister in the Saini-led BJP government.

The task was challenging and not an easy one, but it was done, Gupta said, adding that Rs 15 lakh was spent on digitalisation.

Haryana Assembly records from 1966 onwards digitalised: Speaker

The task was challenging and not an easy one, but it was done, Gupta said, adding that Rs 15 lakh was spent on digitalisation.

Haryana Assembly records from 1966 to 2022 have been digitalised, Speaker Gian Chand Gupta said on Thursday.
Haryana was carved out of Punjab on November 1, 1966.
"From 1966 to 2022, all old records have been digitalised. Details pertaining to holding assembly sessions, details of question hour, calling attention notices, bills, House proceedings detail, report of various House committees, everything has been digitalised," Gupta told reporters here.
The task was challenging and not an easy one, but it was done, he said, adding that Rs 15 lakh was spent on digitalisation.
During the Budget Session, which concluded on Wednesday, 13 bills were passed, Gupta said.
During this Budget Session, for the first time, we had a dress code for our employees and officials of the Vidhan Sabha, he said.
The Speaker also hit out at the opposition leaders for staging a walkout from the House on Wednesday and their absence while important bills were passed.

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