'Haryana BJP govt has lost majority', says Congress as 3 Independent MLAs withdraw support

In a blow to Haryana's ruling BJP amid Lok Sabha elections, three Independent MLAs withdrew support from the Nayab Singh Saini-led government. They announced backing Congress, reducing Saini's government to a minority. Former CM Hooda emphasized the BJP's loss of majority, calling for immediate assembly polls. Independent MLAs cited concerns over unemployment and inflation.

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'Haryana BJP govt has lost majority', says Congress as 3 Independent MLAs withdraw support
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