Chandigarh: Today is Sunday of rallies in Haryana. All parties have started preparations for the body elections to be held in June and the assembly elections to be held in 2024. In view of this, state CM Manohar Lal Khattar, former CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda and AAP chief and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal Rally, all the three veteran leaders will hold separate rallies today. It has been tweeted from AAP's Haryana Twitter handle, Delhi won and Punjab won, now Haryana will win. However, ahead of Kejriwal's rally in Kurukshetra, it has been reported that the tent was uprooted by the thunderstorm.

The AAP's entry into Haryana politics has made the electoral contest interesting this time. In Haryana, local body elections are going to be held in June. The AAP's increasing penetration in Haryana has made the local parties, including the BJP, in power think. This time, along with the municipal corporation, you are also eyeing the 2024 assembly elections. In view of this, Arvind Kejriwal has chosen Kurukshetra. It is being said that in this rally, the big names of the state's politics can stop the Aam Aadmi Party. AAP leaders are also already claiming that the Rally in Kurukshetra will be a game-changer. The tent has been uprooted in the storm that came in the night.

The Congress and former CM Hooda's team are also seen to be active in returning to power in Haryana. Bhupinder Hooda will hold a rally in Fatehabad today. The AAP's intervention has added to the congress' woes over its return to power in Haryana, but its leaders are not ready to accept the challenges. CM Manohar Lal Khattar will also address a 'Pragati Rally' in Sirsa today. In the BJP's Pragati rally, the prime minister Modi-led central government's scheme for the general public is most likely to be discussed. Because it is being said that there is resentment among the people towards the Khattar government.  

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