Om Prakash Chautala

'Maintain restraint in comments': JDU president tells parties on Yogi Adityanath's 'abba jaan' remark

"Terms like 'unity in diversity' are used for our country. The country belongs to all. No remarks should be made that harm the country," said JDU president Lalan Singh

Lone INLD MLA Abhay Singh Chautala resigns from Haryana Assembly to protest over farm laws

In a letter to the Speaker, Chautala slammed the Centre for imposing the "black laws" on farmers in an "undemocratic way" and said the farming community in the entire country is opposing these legislations

'Families are united, only parties are different': JJP leader Dushyant Chautala after father meets estranged brother

Monday's amicable meeting between Ajay Chautala and Abhay Chautala triggered hopes of a festering family dispute that led to a vertical split in the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) last year coming to end.

Naina Chautala, JJP chief Dushyant's mother, likely to be named Haryana's deputy chief minister

Earlier, Naina Chautala was an INLD MLA from Dabwali. She joined the JJP after its formation ten months ago following a feud in the Chautala clan.

Banished from INLD a year ago, JJP chief Dushyant Chautala has transformed into man of the moment as BJP, Congress fail to clinch majority

Grandson of Om Prakash Chautala and the great-grandson of former deputy prime minister Chaudhary Devi Lal Chautala, Dushyant was born in Hisar on 03 April 1988.

High court seeks Delhi govt's response on Om Prakash Chautala's plea for parole extension to complete his wife's post-cremation rites

The Delhi High Court sought a response from Arvind Kejriwal-led government on the writ petition filed by Om Prakash Chautala.

INLD reorganises national body, retains jailed Om Prakash Chautala as party chief; Ashok Arora to be senior vice-president

The Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) reorganised its national body, retaining jailed Om Prakash Chautala, former chief minister as the party president

In Haryana, Lok Sabha polls are just a dry run

The political landscape of Haryana is looking unprecedentedly cluttered and messy in the run-up to the voting this month

By pushing for alliance with Congress, AAP risks upsetting its own chances in Haryana; should focus on partnering with JJP

JJP could also have benefited from AAP's young faces and its issue-centric politics, but the push to ally with the Congress raised doubts over its intent. Has it become just another small party seeking political expansion?

In another dynasty war, younger son comes on top

Jind results offer other clues to these changes. In 2014, INLD got around 31,000 votes, of which 23,000 were in villages, neatly conforming to the party’s identification with the Jat community and farmers.