Congress arrived without opposition leader

In the three-day session of Haryana Assembly, Congress has not been able to choose the leader of opposition yet, due to which the atmosphere has become heated. Indian National Lok Dal MLA Arjun Chautala took a jibe and said that the inability of Congress to choose its leader despite having the required numbers shows the internal differences and indiscipline of the party.

Congress MLAs reached the House without the Leader of Opposition in the three-day session of Haryana Assembly, due to which discussions heated up about the session going on in the absence of the Leader of Opposition. On this, MLAs of the opposition party also took a jibe at Congress. Indian National Lok Dal MLA Arjun Chautala took a jibe at the situation of Congress. He said that this is the first time that despite being in the opposition, Congress has not been able to choose the Leader of Opposition. He further said that the inability of Congress to choose its leader despite having the required numbers shows the internal differences and indiscipline of the party.

At the same time, Congress MLAs were seen defending the issue. Probable candidate for Leader of Opposition and MLA Ashok Arora, a supporter of former Chief Minister Bhupendra Singh Hooda, hit back. He said that even without a leader of opposition, Congress MLAs have complete freedom to express their views.

Retaliation by Congress leaders?

Ashok Arora said that it takes time to choose the leader of opposition. Citing the example of Karnataka assembly, he said that in Karnataka also it took time to choose the leader of opposition and this is nothing new. Meanwhile, former Chief Minister Bhupendra Singh Hooda also retaliated to Arjun Chautala's statement. He said that there is no discord in the party. Hooda said that the party MLAs have given their opinion to the high command, which will decide the leader of opposition at the appropriate time.