krishan middha

The BJP on Wednesday announced krishan middha, the son of late Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) MLA Hari Chand Middha, as the party's candidate for the Jind bypoll to be held on January 28.

krishan middha, Deputy Speaker, created controversy in Jind. He made officials sit on the ground. This happened after they removed encroachments from the city market. HSVP officials conducted an anti-encroachment drive. Middha confronted the officer. He alleged HSVP demolished shops of poor vendors without notice. Middha promised to compensate the affected shopkeepers. Officials remained silent on the matter.

Congress' Randeep Singh Surjewala lost the Jind assembly by-election by a massive margin, securing only third position with 21,392 votes. The winning candidate, BJP's krishan middha, polled 49,229 votes, he was followed by Digvijay Singh Chautala of Jannayak Janata Party's (JJP) who secured 37,681 votes. Total 21 candidates, including two women contested.

On Friday, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Jind MLA krishan middha triggered a controversy when he compared Haryana officials to extremists. The BJP MLA was present on Friday near bus to take stock of newly constructed road that developed potholes due to rain.

Jind deputy inspector general of police (DIG) O P Narwal on Friday placed traffic station house officer (SHO) under suspension following the latter’s heated argument with local BJP MLA krishan middha’s driver over parking of a vehicle.

Bypoll results for Rajasthan's Ramgarh and Haryana's Jind assembly constituencies were announced today. While the Congress won Ramgarh seat, the BJP clinched the Jind constituency.

In Jat heartland of Haryana, Jind, political newbie Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) has won three seats out of five, making a grand entry into state’s electoral politics.

BJP wrests Jind in Haryana from INLD even as Randeep Singh Surjewala comes on the third position. Congress defeats BJP in Ramgarh in Rajasthan but is still short of majority in the western state.

On Saturday, the last day of campaigning, veteran actor and Gurdaspur MP Sunny Deol, his stepmother and Mathura MP Hema Malini and Delhi BJP president Manoj Tiwari addressed several programmes and roadshows in Jind, seeking votes.

Dera Sacha Sauda followers organised a congregation at the Sirsa-based sect’s biggest branch at Salabatpura village in Bathinda district on Sunday on the occasion of its 74th foundation year. A large number of dera followers attended the congregation from various parts of the state.

Ajay Chautala's two sons are contesting the Lok Sabha polls from Haryana. His elder son Dushyant Chautala is seeking re-election for the second term from Hisar while younger son Digvijay Chautala has entered the contest from Sonipat.

The high-stake election slated for January 28 is being viewed as a referendum on the Manohar Lal Khattar government and also a semi-final ahead of Lok Sabha elections. The bypoll, which was to be a direct contest between the BJP and the INLD, turned into a multi-cornered fight after the Congress and Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) fielded their candidates.

Taking cognisance of an incident involving a Jind medical officer misbehaving with a patient's kin, Haryana health and home minister Anil Vij on Sunday ordered his suspension.

A woman from Jind town, a widow, has sought help to get her son’s body back to India from Malaysia. Her son had died of unknown reasons 12 days ago. Suman, resident of Vishwkarma Colony in Jind, urged the Malaysian government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi to help her bring back the remains of her for his last rites.