Haryana Election Drama: Congress Takes Lead in Key Lok Sabha Seats

Congress is leading in one of the 10 Lok Sabha seats in Haryana, BJP in four, and AAP in one, as per Election Commission trends. Prominent Congress leaders like Kumari Selja and Deepender Singh Hooda hold significant leads against their BJP rivals. Counting began at 8 am.

In a high-stakes political battle, Congress is making significant strides in the Haryana Lok Sabha elections, leading in one of the 10 seats. The BJP has secured leads in four constituencies, with AAP ahead in one, according to trends from the Election Commission.

At 10 am, Congress heavyweight Kumari Selja had built a substantial lead of 35,084 votes over her BJP opponent Ashok Tanwar in the Sirsa constituency. Senior Congress leader Deepender Singh Hooda was also moving ahead, maintaining a solid margin of 32,252 votes against BJP's sitting MP Arvind Sharma in Rohtak.

Other notable performances include Congress' Satpal Brahamchari leading over BJP's Mohan Lal Badoli by 3,216 votes, and Raj Babbar ahead in Gurugram by 28,487 votes over Union minister Rao Inderjit Singh. The counting of votes commenced at 8 am, and early trends suggest a heated contest, with the 2019 winning streak of BJP on the line.