Jind bypoll: JJP fields Digvijay Singh Chautala

Chandigarh, Jan 10 The Jannayak Janta Party, which was launched a month ago after a split in the fundamental restriction INLD, Thursday declared its childhood chief Digvijay Singh Chautala will be the gathering's possibility for the Jind bypoll booked to be held on January 28.

"After consulting all the members of the organisation, the JJP has decided to field Digvijay Singh Chautala for the Jind bypoll," Hisar MP Dushyant Chautala told reporters.

Digvijay is the more youthful sibling of Dushyant Chautala. Both are the children of Ajay Singh Chautala.

Former Haryana chief minister Om Prakash Chautala's senior child Ajay Chautala-drove aggregate had propelled another outfit - the Jannayak Janta Party - following a split in the main opposition Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) a month ago.

"This bypoll is not limited to Jind as it were. It will portray the entire (political) image of the state," Dushyant said while radiating certainty that his fledgling party would register a win in this bypoll.

Asked about his party's prospects in the wake of BJP fielding son recently INLD MLA Hari Chand Middha in the Jind bypoll, Dushyant stated, "Digvijay is a young chief and the party will benefit from it. people will support youth in this bypoll. We have nominated the youngest candidate," he said.

On Wednesday, the BJP had declared the name of Krishan Middha, the son to late INLD MLA Hari Chand Middha, as the party's candidate for the bypoll. Krishan Middha, whose father's end in August had required the bypoll, had as of late joined the saffron party.

The Congress has fielded Kaithal MLA and AICC responsible for Communication Randeep Singh Surjewala for the bypoll.

Be that as it may, the INLD is yet to name its candidate.

The filing of nominations started on January 3 and January 10 is the last date to file papers by the possibility for the bypoll.

The Election Commission had on December 31 reported that the bypoll to the Jind get together seat would be hung on January 28 and the outcomes will be out on January 31.

The bypoll to the Jind get together seat, which is considered as the political heartland of Haryana, will turn out to be a litmus test for different parties, including the ruling BJP, the Congress and the INLD.

While the BJP will be peering toward a success on Jind to unite its situation in front of the state get together surveys, the restriction Congress, which has been assaulting the decision state government over its supposed disappointment on all fronts, will likewise hope to grab a victory.

Prestige will be in question for the INLD, which will hope to hold its seat. The JJP, then again, will hope to cause an annoyed, which will give it a lift in front of the 2019 Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls.