Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee

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Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee
President Udai Bhan
Chairperson Bhupinder Singh Hooda
HeadquartersKothi No.140, Sector-9B Chandigarh-160009
Youth wing Haryana Youth Congress
Women's wing Haryana Pradesh Mahila Congress Committee
Ideology
Alliance Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance
Seats in  Lok Sabha
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Seats in  Rajya Sabha
1 / 5
Seats in  Haryana Legislative Assembly
30 / 90
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Website
INC Haryana

Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee (or Haryana PCC) is the unit of the Indian National Congress, working in the state of Haryana. It is responsible for organizing and coordinating the party's activities and campaigns within the state, as well as selecting candidates for local, state, and national elections. Its head office is situated at Chandigarh. [1] Senior leader and four times MLA Mr Udai Bhan is the present chief of the Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee. [2]

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Structure & Composition

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1.Dipak BabariaAICC Incharge
2. Udai Bhan President
Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee
3.Sumitra ChauhanPresident
Haryana Pradesh Mahila Congress
4.Divyanshu BuddhirajaPresident
Haryana Pradesh Youth Congress
5.Avinash YadavPresident
Haryana Pradesh NSUI
6. Bhupinder Singh Hooda CLP Leader
Haryana Legislative Assembly

List of presidents

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1. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Pt Bhagwat Dayal Sharma.jpg 4-8-196616-11-1966
2. Ram Kishan Gupta 19-11-19669-11-1969
3.Ramchandra Mittal2-1-197010-12-1972
4.Rao Nihal Singh11-12-197204-07-1977
5. Ranbir Singh Hooda Shri Chaudary Ranbir Singh Hooda, in New Delhi (cropped).jpg 05-07-197701-01-1978
6. Sultan Singh 8-11-197802-11-1979
7.Dalbir Singh3-11-197910-06-1980
8.Sardar Harpal Singh17-09-198010-06-1982
(6). Sultan Singh 11-06-198208-10-1985
9. Choudhary Birendra Singh The Union Minister for Rural Development, Panchayati Raj, Drinking Water and Sanitation (7).jpg 9-10-198519-04-1986
(8).Sardar Harpal Singh14-05-198607-09-1987
10.Balbir Pal Shah08-09-198706-02-1989
11. Shamsher Singh Surjewala 07-02-198930-09-1990
(9). Chaudhary Birendra Singh The Union Minister for Rural Development, Panchayati Raj, Drinking Water and Sanitation (7).jpg 01-10-199010-04-1992
12. Dharam Pal Singh Malik 11-04-199227-02-1997
13. Bhupinder Singh Hooda Bhupinder Singh Hooda.png 29-02-199731-07-2002
14. Bhajan Lal Bishnoi 01-08-200202-07-2006
15. Phool Chand Mullana 27-08-200710-02-2014
16. Ashok Tanwar Ashok Tanwar (cropped).jpg 14-02-201404-09-2019
17. Kumari Selja Kumari Selja.jpg 04-09-201927-04-2022
18. Udai Bhan Udai Bhan.jpg 27-04-2022Incumbent

Haryana Pradesh Legislative Assembly election

YearParty leaderSeats wonChange
in seats
Outcome
1967 Birender Singh
48 / 81
NewGovernment
1968 Bansi Lal
48 / 81
Steady2.svgGovernment
1972
52 / 81
Increase2.svg 4Government
1977
3 / 90
Decrease2.svg 49Opposition
1982 Bhajan Lal
36 / 90
Increase2.svg 33Government
1987 Bansi Lal
5 / 90
Decrease2.svg 31Opposition
1991 Bhajan Lal
51 / 90
Increase2.svg46Government
1996
9 / 90
Decrease2.svg 42Opposition
2000
21 / 90
Increase2.svg 12Opposition
2005 Bhupinder Singh Hooda
67 / 90
Increase2.svg 46Government
2009
40 / 90
Decrease2.svg 27Government
2014
15 / 90
Decrease2.svg 25Opposition
2019
31 / 90
Increase2.svg16Opposition

List of Chief Ministers of Haryana from Indian National Congress

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1. B. D. Sharma Pt Bhagwat Dayal Sharma.JPG 1 November 196623 March 1967 [3] 142 days
2. Bansi Lal Bansi Lal.jpg 22 May 196830 November 197511 years, 282 days
5 July 198519 June 1987
11 May 199623 July 1999. [4]
3. Banarsi Das Gupta Banarsi Das Gupta.jpeg 1 December 197530 April 1977. [5] 1 year, 150 days
4. Bhajan Lal Bishnoi 22 January 19805 July 198511 years, 298 days
23 July 19919 May 1996
5. Bhupinder Singh Hooda Bhupinder Singh Hooda.png 5 March 200519 October 2014 [6] 9 years, 235 days

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