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Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda seeks public input on Congress roadmap in state
✍️ hindustantimes.com
🗓 24 Sep 2026, 11:32 AM
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Former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has called for citizens' feedback on the Congress party's future political strategy in Haryana.
Former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, now a senior Congress leader, announced that the party will solicit public opinions to shape its upcoming political roadmap in the state. Hooda said the feedback will help the Congress align its policies with the aspirations of Haryana's electorate ahead of the next election cycle.
The outreach will be conducted through a series of town‑hall meetings, online surveys and consultations with local party units across the state. Hooda emphasized that a grassroots‑driven approach is essential to rebuild the party's credibility after recent setbacks.
Party officials indicated that the collected inputs will be reviewed by the state leadership before finalising the Congress's strategic plan for Haryana. The initiative reflects an effort to re‑energise the party base and address key issues such as agriculture, employment and infrastructure.
Political analysts view the move as a tactical step to gauge voter sentiment and potentially reshape the Congress's narrative in a state traditionally dominated by the BJP and regional parties.
The outreach will be conducted through a series of town‑hall meetings, online surveys and consultations with local party units across the state. Hooda emphasized that a grassroots‑driven approach is essential to rebuild the party's credibility after recent setbacks.
Party officials indicated that the collected inputs will be reviewed by the state leadership before finalising the Congress's strategic plan for Haryana. The initiative reflects an effort to re‑energise the party base and address key issues such as agriculture, employment and infrastructure.
Political analysts view the move as a tactical step to gauge voter sentiment and potentially reshape the Congress's narrative in a state traditionally dominated by the BJP and regional parties.