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Haryana BJP MLAs to Meet PM Modi in Delhi Amid SIR Row and Punjab Polls
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🗓 03 Oct 2026, 02:03 PM
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A group of Haryana BJP legislators is scheduled to travel to Delhi for a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as the party navigates the ongoing SIR controversy and the upcoming Punjab elections.
A delegation of Haryana Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) legislators is set to converge on Delhi for a face‑to‑face discussion with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to sources familiar with the plan. The meeting is being arranged amid heightened political activity in the region.
The visit comes as the party grapples with a contentious SIR row that has sparked debate within its ranks and among opposition groups. While details of the dispute remain limited, party officials say the discussion with the Prime Minister will address the issue and seek a unified stance.
Adding to the political pressure, the BJP is preparing for the upcoming Punjab assembly elections, where it aims to expand its footprint. Haryana legislators are expected to convey ground realities from the neighboring state and coordinate campaign strategies.
Party insiders anticipate that the Delhi meeting will serve both as a briefing on the SIR controversy and a strategic session ahead of the Punjab polls, though no official agenda has been released.
The visit comes as the party grapples with a contentious SIR row that has sparked debate within its ranks and among opposition groups. While details of the dispute remain limited, party officials say the discussion with the Prime Minister will address the issue and seek a unified stance.
Adding to the political pressure, the BJP is preparing for the upcoming Punjab assembly elections, where it aims to expand its footprint. Haryana legislators are expected to convey ground realities from the neighboring state and coordinate campaign strategies.
Party insiders anticipate that the Delhi meeting will serve both as a briefing on the SIR controversy and a strategic session ahead of the Punjab polls, though no official agenda has been released.