ROHTAK, Sept. 25 -- Struggling to regain its political foothold in Haryana, the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) is returning to Muslim-dominated Nuh, the heart of Mewat region, with an objective that goes beyond commemorating the birth anniversary of its founder and former deputy prime minister, Chaudhary Devi Lal. By holding its first-ever samman diwas rally in Nuh on September 27, the party seeks to reconnect with a region where it once had elected representatives, a substantial support base and a strong organisational presence. The choice of venue is significant for a party attempting to rebuild after years of electoral decline. Rather than concentrating its revival efforts only in its traditional areas of influence in western and northern Haryana, the INLD is taking its campaign to a region where Congress has consolidated its position and where the BJP has struggled to emerge as the principal challenger. "We have decided to hold this year's rally to mark the birth anniversary of Chaudhary Devi Lal in Nuh, following a strong demand from the people of Nuh and Mewat," said INLD national president Abhay Chautala. He said it will be the biggest rally ever held in Haryana as the people of the state are seeking an alternative to the BJP government and have made up their minds to look towards the INLD. "People of Haryana are once again beginning to repose faith in the policies and vision of late Chaudhary Devi Lal", he added....