Bhupinder Hooda confident of Congress win in Rajya Sabha polls in Haryana

## Hooda Confident in Congress's Rajya Sabha Victory Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda expressed confidence in the Congress candidate winning the upcoming Rajya Sabha election on March 16th, despite concerns about cross-voting. He dismissed these worries, stating that all 37 Congress MLAs are united and will vote for their chosen candidate. Hooda also criticized the BJP government's performance, highlighting issues like rising corruption, unemployment, and a culture of gangsterism in Haryana. He accused Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini of prioritizing Punjab over Haryana, citing his frequent visits to the neighboring state for political events. The Congress is facing an uphill battle against the ruling BJP, which holds 48 seats in the 90-member Haryana Assembly. Hooda's comments come as he seeks to rally support for the party's Rajya Sabha candidate amidst a backdrop of political tension and economic challenges in the state.