Split to distribute votes against the incumbent: Deepender

In response to the BJP-JJP split, Rajya Sabha MP Deepender Hooda said that the party severed its relationship with the JJP in order to split anti-incumbency votes in the approaching Lok Sabha elections.

Here in Bahadurgarh, Deepender was speaking with media representatives today.

“Their hidden agenda has been exposed, but I had started saying on public platforms six months ago that the BJP-JJP had done an undeclared pact of snapping the ties so that both parties could field separate candidates in the Lok Sabha elections to divide anti-incumbency,” he said.

The MP launched a vicious assault on the state administration, claiming it had completely failed to uphold peace and order in the region. “Criminals are committing crimes without fear, which causes everyone to feel uneasy. Criminals wanted extortion from imprisonment during the previous INLD administration, but under the current BJP government, they are now requesting extortion from overseas, according to Deepender.