Common man to remain Haryana govt's focus: Hooda
Chandigarh | Saturday, Nov 7 2009 IST
 

After constituting his Council of Ministers, Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda today said his government would continue to work for the welfare of the common man besides accelerating the pace of development in the state. The Chief Minister, talking to media persons after the swearing-in ceremony of his Council of Ministers, said his government would continue to work for the well being of the common man and would make consolidated efforts to hasten the pace of development in the state.

''We will speedily complete all ongoing projects, build infrastructure, create more opportunities for employment and improve the quality of life of the people,'' he added. Regarding the exclusion of some former ministers in his new Ministry, me Hooda said the could be accomodated in the later as there were some vacant slots in the Council of Minister.

On the possibility of the Haryana Janhit Congress (HJC) joining the government at a later stage, he reiterated the ruling party's stand that the HJC could be accommodated in his government if it offered unconditional support to it.

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