- Six reasons why BJP needed to win Haryana from a strategic and apolitical perspective. This BJP government can make Haryana a role model for agri-reforms that can be studied and emulated by ALL to make Haryana the land of the Bhagavad Gita.
The BJP’s victory in Haryana 2024 assembly elections took all by surprise. Actually, it was important to retain Haryana for different reasons.
1. The Bhakra Nangal Dam, situated in Himachal and Punjab, plays a very important role in North India. It is managed by the Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) which has an installed capacity of 2918.73 MW.
BBMB regulates the supply of power and water to four
states of North India and national capital of Delhi with Punjab, Haryana and
Rajasthan being the biggest beneficiaries. Its water irrigates lakhs of acres
in Punjab and Haryana. It is also responsible for flood control in the region
and a key supplier of electricity to the Northern
Grid.
Punjab and Himachal are non BJP ruled.
If Haryana too became a non BJP ruled state, any party wishing to create anarchy
or settle scores could raise emotions with
slogans like why water from Punjab should flow to Rajasthan or even Delhi when
in reality water flows from Himachal. Note that in
1988 Major General B.N. Kumar, the then head of the Bhakra Beas Management
Board, was killed for allegedly causing floods in Punjab.
Most do not know that the Bhakra project
was a joint venture between Punjab (undivided) and Rajasthan. Cost was shared
proportionately based on benefits expected. This made the desert state a
stakeholder in the Bhakra project from day one.
To understand geography see Map of North India
Read Is
Punjab the Land of Five Rivers And Why
was Bhakra Nangal Dam made
2. Access of
Punjab Farmers to Delhi is via Haryana
Farmers were campaigning at Shambhu and Khanauri on the Punjab-Haryana border in response to the ‘Dilli Chalo’ march that began on February 13. They had
blocked the national highway for days. Farmers were demanding opening of the
Shambhu barrier on the Punjab Haryana border. Source
A BJP government in Haryana shall take all necessary steps to prevent farmers from reaching Delhi and cause inconvenience to its residents. A non-BJP government might play politics and tacitly support protestors.
Haryana is the Centre’s first line of defence against protesting Punjab farmers, who can turn violent.
To see road
map of drive of Delhi to Chandigarh . Currently, one has to drive through
Punjab for a few kms to reach Chandigarh (gateway to the hills).
3. A Congress victory would have ensured
consolidation of Jat farmers across Punjab and Haryana. That might not happen now.
Unlike Jats of Haryana,
Jaats of Punjab can get very violent as seen during the Khalistani Movement.
Further, this result will weaken the farmer’s agitation in North India and cement the government’s decision to have a local body, instead of the SGPC, manage gurudwaras in Haryana.
This BJP
government can make Haryana a role model for agri-reforms that can be studied
and emulated by Punjab.
4. Response to government Agniveer scheme
A lot of noise was made about the Agniveer scheme in 2024. Governments, both state and Centre took various steps to alleviate the concerns including providing reservations for those who fail to find permanent employment in the Armed Forces.
It appears the government moves are appreciated.
5. Demographic changes start during BJP rule in states like Haryana and Himachal. They accelerate when Congress wins like we are seeing in Himachal. People think it is an election for development and then cry later about demographics. Congress is a party for peacefuls, perhaps always was.
The people of Haryana have understood that. Has the BJP? It should take take steps to reduce the number of Bangladeshis in Gurgaon.
The government's policy on infiltation from Bangladeshi should be seen, not through a foreign policy prism or countering Pakistan but through the need to preserve the Bharatiya Civilzation.
6. Five Muslims won in Haryana namely Akram Khan from Jagadhri, Aftab Ahmed from Nuh, Manman
Khan from Ferozepur Jinka, M Ilyas from Punana, M Israil from Hathin. Source
Of these Nuh, Ferozepur
Jinka and Punana are
Muslim dominated As per this Express
report
the last two constituencies have more than 80% Muslim voters. These two constituencies ‘are in the Muslim-dominated Nuh district in southern Haryana’s Mewat region. In Nuh 70% of the voters are Muslim.’
So Congress Muslim candidates got Muslim votes as seen in Kashmir Valley polls. Secularism ki jai hoo.
Hathin has the highest
Muslim population in Palwal district. I could not reliably ascertain % of
Muslim population here. Another seat won is Jagadhri near Yamunanagar. It is
close to Saharanpur in Western Uttar Pradesh so Muslim influence exists.
Hindus of Bharatpur, Deeg and Alwar districts of Rajasthan that adjoin Muslim majority Nuh district need to observe attempts to change the demographics. So also, as spoken elsewhere, an attempt may be made to change demographics in seats which the BJP has won.
Simultaneously, the Home Ministry at the Centre and Haryana must track foreign remittances carefully to check if used for construction of mosques or disturb social fabric.
Sadly, the Congress is
perceived to be a Muslim party today.
BJP and Hindus must
realize that Sub-continent Muslims hate losing and will
never forgive the BJP for the Ayodhya verdict and building the Ram Mandir.
Read Why
did BJP underperform in Lok Sabha 2024
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the BJP give Hindus equal human rights
Hope Wrestlers will now showcase their skills on the matt instead! Hope non-Jat communities will co-exist peacefully with the Jats!
Make Haryana so developed that it is remembered as the ‘Land of the Gita’ which it is.
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