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Haryana BJP MLAs to Meet PM Modi in Delhi on Oct 3 Amid SIR Row
✍️ newindianexpress.com
🗓 01 Oct 2026, 12:36 AM
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A delegation of Haryana BJP legislators is set to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi on October 3 to discuss the ongoing SIR controversy.
The Haryana unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party has scheduled a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on October 3. The delegation of state legislators will travel to the capital to present their concerns directly to the Prime Minister's Office.
The meeting is being arranged against the backdrop of a dispute popularly termed the SIR row, which has created tension within the state’s political landscape. Party insiders say the issue has prompted the Haryana MLAs to seek guidance from the central leadership.
Party officials indicated that the agenda will focus on seeking the Prime Minister’s advice and possibly raising specific grievances related to the SIR matter, although detailed points have not been publicly disclosed.
The encounter is expected to be brief, with the legislators arriving early on the day and holding discussions at the Prime Minister’s Office. Observers note that such state‑center interactions are routine when regional disagreements require federal input, and the outcome could shape how the SIR controversy is addressed in Haryana.
The meeting is being arranged against the backdrop of a dispute popularly termed the SIR row, which has created tension within the state’s political landscape. Party insiders say the issue has prompted the Haryana MLAs to seek guidance from the central leadership.
Party officials indicated that the agenda will focus on seeking the Prime Minister’s advice and possibly raising specific grievances related to the SIR matter, although detailed points have not been publicly disclosed.
The encounter is expected to be brief, with the legislators arriving early on the day and holding discussions at the Prime Minister’s Office. Observers note that such state‑center interactions are routine when regional disagreements require federal input, and the outcome could shape how the SIR controversy is addressed in Haryana.