Rahul Gandhi is called a “immature leader” by the BJP for berating the Election Commission following the Haryana ruling.

Rahul Gandhi is called a “immature leader” by the BJP for berating the Election Commission following the Haryana ruling. Rahul is reportedly doubting the Election Commission and the entire electoral process as a result of his party’s defeat in the state, according to BJP leader Shehzad Poonawala. Rahul Gandhi, the head of the Congress Party, came under fire from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for bringing up the Election Commission just hours after he responded to his party’s shocking defeat in the Haryana assembly elections.

Shehzad Poonawala, a BJP leader, claimed that Rahul Gandhi is doubting the Election Commission and the electoral process in general as a result of his party’s defeat in the state. Poonawala argued that Rahul Gandhi was an entitled dynasty and an immature leader who lacked elegance, particularly when he lost. Because he is unable to accept that he lost the Haryana elections, Rahul Gandhi is blaming the Election Commission and the entire electoral process.In J&K, the constitution is excellent, and you win the elections. Everything is at risk when the Haryana elections are lost, including the constitution, electronic voting machines, and the Election Commission.

“Our arrogance led us to…,” Poonawala went on, “He prioritises his family’s needs over those of the country…Hooda ji and Selja ji have both graciously conceded their losses.Is Rahul Gandhi taking them to task? What was stated by Rahul Gandhi Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Congress, stated earlier today that the party was reviewing the “unexpected” results in Haryana and would inform the Election Commission of the grievances received from different state constituencies. He had also expressed gratitude to the people of Jammu & Kashmir and Haryana for their support in his opening remarks following the poll results. “My heartfelt thanks to the people of Jammu and Kashmir – INDIA’s victory in the state is a victory of the Constitution, a victory of democratic self-respect,” he had stated.

“We are examining Haryana’s unexpected outcomes. We will forward the complaints received from numerous assembly constituencies to the Election Commission,” he continued. Results of the Haryana poll In Haryana, the ruling BJP defied anti-incumbency sentiment and won three straight assembly elections, maintaining its hold on power and thwarting the Congress party’s effort at a comeback. In the Haryana assembly, the party secured 48 of the 90 seats, while the Congress managed to secure 37 seats. The Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) won two seats while three seats went to independent candidates.