The news of the formation of five new districts in Haryana has been in the news recently. According to the government, the Haryana government had formed a cabinet sub-committee for the creation of new districts, which has approved the formation of five new districts in its report. There has been no official announcement about the names and areas of these new districts yet, but this report has been sent to the Chief Minister for final approval.
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According to sources, the formation of these new districts is to increase and speed up development. However, more information is still awaited on this subject, as the government has not officially confirmed it. For the latest updates, you can keep an eye on the official website of the Haryana government (haryana.gov.in) or news like Dainik Bhaskar, Aaj Tak, or News18.
There is a discussion going on about the formation of five new districts in Haryana, but their names have not been officially announced yet. Based on various news sources and X posts, the areas that are likely to be made new districts are:
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1: Hansi
2: Gohana
3: Dabwali
4: Asandh
5: Manesar
However, this is information and for final confirmation, we will have to wait for the official announcement of the Haryana government.
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There are currently a total of 22 districts in Haryana. This information is confirmed by various sources such as the official website of the Haryana Government and recent news.
You have seen the news of formation of five new districts (Hansi, Gohana, Dabwali, Assandh, and Manesar) in recent news and X posts. Their formation has been approved by the Cabinet Sub-Committee, and the final report is to be sent to the Chief Minister. However, this process is not yet complete, and the official announcement is awaited
If these five new districts are formed, the total number of districts in Haryana will become 22 + 5 = 27.
The BJP had earlier also carved out Charkhi Dadri as a new district in 2016, which was done based on demands at the time. Currently too, the party has recognised these five areas at the district level under district presidents, indicating that the government is serious in this direction. However, this process could also be part of an electoral strategy, as some have suggested, as creating new districts could increase local support
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On the other hand, social tensions between Jat and non-Jat communities in Haryana, as mentioned in the recent past, could influence this decision. The BJP has adopted a strategy of consolidating non-Jat votes in the past, and creating new districts could be part of this strategy. But if this leads to discontent among the Jat community, the government may err on the side of caution.
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