<p>The Congress top leadership is reportedly displeased with Bhupinder Singh Hooda, as sources indicate that he misled the party about the actual situation in Haryana. The results of the Haryana elections have left the party leadership extremely concerned and disheartened, prompting them to reassess their strategy in the state. In light of the recent electoral outcomes, Congress is set to form a fact-finding team to analyze the reasons behind the party’s poor performance. This decision reflects the party’s urgency to understand the underlying issues and to strategize effectively for future elections. Notably, Hooda and the state president, Udaybhan, did not attend the Congress review meeting that took place recently, which was limited to senior officials. Their absence from this critical meeting has raised further eyebrows, suggesting a disconnect between the state leadership and the party’s central command. The situation highlights the growing tensions within the Congress party as it grapples with its electoral strategies and leadership dynamics in Haryana, where the need for a more cohesive approach is becoming increasingly apparent. The fact-finding team is expected to play a crucial role in addressing the challenges ahead and revamping the party’s approach in the state.</p>