Ahead of Haryana poll results on October 7, Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda, a frontrunner for the chief minister's post, on Sunday left for Delhi where he is likely to meet party leadership.
The Congress veteran and former chief minister Hooda will have his night stay at his Delhi residence, sources said.
He is likely to meet the party's senior leadership before he returns to his Rohtak residence Monday afternoon, they said.
An aide of Hooda said that he left for Delhi from Rohtak residence in the evening.
Asked who would be the chief minister if the Congress comes to power, Hooda had Saturday reiterated that there is a laid down procedure in the party, according to which "the opinion of the MLAs will be sought and the high command will decide".
About party leaders Kumari Selja and Randeep Singh Surjewala also reportedly being aspirants for the chief minister's post, last evening Hooda told reporters that one can have aspirations in politics but there is a procedure.
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