Haryana Assembly Polls: CM Naib Singh Saini labels Congress’s 10-year tenure as a ‘decade of terror’
Haryana Assembly Polls 2024: In the run-up to the 2024 Haryana Assembly elections, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini addressed a public gathering in the Kalayat assembly constituency as part of the ongoing “Mhara Haryana-Non Stop Haryana Jan Ashirwad” rally. During his speech, Saini launched a scathing attack on the previous Congress government led by former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, describing their decade-long rule as a “decade of terror.”
Chief Minister Saini accused the Congress of fostering an atmosphere of fear and corruption during their ten years in power. He claimed that the Congress government was detrimental to the state’s progress, stating, “The ten years of Congress were filled with terror in every way.” Saini also alleged that under Congress rule, Dalit women faced torture, underscoring his point that the law and order situation was severely compromised.
Highlighting the BJP’s efforts to improve security and governance in Haryana, Saini noted that his government had established 33 new police stations across the state. This, he argued, was a significant step towards restoring law and order, contrasting sharply with the alleged failures of the previous Congress administration.
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Additionally, Saini criticized the Congress for deliberately hindering government recruitment processes. He claimed that the previous government had formed what he termed a “recruitment-stopping gang,” which he alleged consistently blocked recruitment efforts by filing petitions with the Election Commission and the High Court.
In contrast, Saini highlighted the BJP’s achievements in employment, citing the Haryana Kaushal Rojgar Nigam (HKRN), through which his government had provided jobs to 120,000 youths. He accused Congress of creating obstacles every time the BJP initiated a recruitment drive.
The upcoming Haryana Assembly elections are scheduled for October 5, with vote counting set to take place on October 8. The results will determine whether the BJP will continue its governance in the state or if the electorate will choose another party to lead.