New Delhi: The Congress, which is feeling battered after losing the Lok Sabha elections for the second consecutive time, has started preparations for the upcoming assembly elections in the three states. In these three states, it is directly facing the ruling BJP. Congress has been in power for ten years in Haryana and fifteen years in Maharashtra. Assembly elections are due in Haryana, Jharkhand, and Maharashtra by the end of this year.
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This election is important to revive the party. In these elections, Congress is going to make the issue of the problem of farmers, from the slowdown of the economy, the slowdown of the economy, beyond Section 370. The party knows that the government has received support from all over the country on the Kashmir issue.
The BJP and the government have raised the opposition's question on the modus operandi of this decision as an opposition. The statements of some Congress leaders and the open differences within the party on this issue have also sent a wrong message.
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While the Centre's move to make the triple talaq law a reality with the major decision to remove Article 370 has changed the course of the national debate. A strategist associated with the Congress's election think-tank admitted that even though the election of these three states has nothing to do with Section 370 directly.
Despite this, the way for the opposition parties to take the assembly elections on the track of nationalism is not easy. Especially when there is huge infighting between the NCP and Congress parties in Maharashtra and many big leaders of both parties are making BJP or Shiv Sena their new home.
In Haryana, the Congress has barely managed to bring its internal quarrel to the formula before the elections. At the same time, there is an ongoing phase of tussle between the Congress and JMM in Jharkhand. Therefore, the party feels that it can well surround the government on the issue of dwindling employment opportunities and problems in the agricultural sector amidst the economic downturn.
