Haryana/Panchkula: – The Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) has laid the foundation for a major transformation in the state by organizing two massive, record-breaking rallies within a span of just three months—first on December 7, 2025, in Julana to mark its Foundation Day, and now on March 13 in Hansi, observed as 'Jan Chetna Diwas' (Public Awareness Day) to celebrate the birthday of its National President, Dr. Ajay Singh Chautala. Speaking on this matter, O.P. Sihag, the JJP District President for Panchkula, stated that the common people of the state, distressed by the BJP's misrule and the Congress party's duplicity, now view the JJP as the true reflection of the state's development and future prospects.
O.P. Sihag noted that during the 2024 Assembly elections, the state's electorate had, under the influence of the BJP and Congress, chosen to reject the JJP. However, that very same public is now preparing to stand alongside Dr. Ajay Singh Chautala and the young leader, Dushyant Chautala. Sihag added that the people have now realized that the BJP and Congress conspired together against the JJP and Dushyant Chautala, attempting to portray them as anti-farmer and anti-people. In reality, however—by carrying forward the ideology of the revered 'Tau' Devi Lal—it is the JJP and its leaders, Dr. Ajay Singh Chautala and Dushyant Chautala, who truly serve as the guardians of the interests of Haryana's farmers, laborers, the poor, backward classes, Scheduled Castes, youth, women, employees, small traders, the common man, and all 36 communities of the state.
JJP District President O.P. Sihag asserted that the massive surge of people flocking from every corner of the state to attend these two major public rallies within a three-month interval—characterized by an exceptionally high turnout of youth and women—has conclusively proven that the JJP has surpassed both the BJP and Congress in terms of popularity and has charted a distinct path of its own. JJP District President Sihag stated that this change did not occur overnight; rather, it is the result of the tireless efforts over the past six months by leaders and party workers across the state—including JJP National President Dr. Ajay Singh Chautala, former Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala, and Youth JJP State President Digvijay Singh Chautala.
During this six-month period, while the people of the state were frustrated with the functioning of an incompetent government known for peddling empty rhetoric, they also began to grow disillusioned with the leaders of the Congress party. Meanwhile, JJP leaders traveled across the state, reaching out to the masses and successfully convincing the general public that the JJP is, in the truest sense, their ally—a party that genuinely safeguards their interests.