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Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini addressed the Nonstop Haryana Jan Ashirvad rally in Tosham, Bhiwani on Monday.
Addressing an enthusiastic crowd, the Haryana CM said that there is one voice echoing across the state of Haryana and it is calling for the third term of the BJP government. "Your enthusiasm is showing what is going on in your mind. There is one voice coming from every corner of Haryana state, 'Abki baar Teesri baar BJP ki Sarkar. Your voice is echoing in Chandigarh and Delhi too.", said the Chief Minister. Vowing for the effectiveness of the "double-engine" government, the CM hit out at the Congress party, saying that the leaders had gone silent after they heard the 2-month account of the government's tenure. "I want to tell you that our double-engine government gave records. They (Congress) were not able to give answers when I gave records of 2 months of my government, let alone 10 years." The CM also paid tribute to 'development man' Bansi Lal on the occasion of his birth anniversary at the start of the rally. The Former Chief Minister of Haryana, who also held multiple portfolios in the union government was born in Tosham, Bhiwani. "First of all, from the land of Tosham, I bow to the development man Bansi Lal ji on the occasion of his birth anniversary. This holy land is the birthplace of the person who showed a new direction of development to Haryana.", said the Chief Minister in a post on X. The CM highlighted the various schemes for the citizens in the area, claiming that the government provided water to everyone in the area, brought grains at MSP prices for everyone and also provided government jobs to the children without them having to sell their crops. "After the formation of the government with full majority for the third time, development will accelerate even more. After coming to power in 2014, the BJP has not only provided water to the tail end of your area but also bought every grain of yours at MSP. A large number of children from this region have also got government jobs, that too without selling their crops", the post added. (ANI)
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