Haryana CM Saini Slams Congress, Confident of BJP Victory in Upcoming Elections

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini criticized the Congress during a public gathering in Sanghour ahead of the Haryana Assembly elections. He accused Congress of corruption and losing public touch, while expressing confidence in BJP's victory. He also addressed Arvind Kejriwal's resignation and urged support for BJP.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, while addressing a public gathering in Sanghour of the Ladwa assembly on Wednesday, launched a scathing attack on the Congress ahead of the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections. Saini dismissed Congress' allegations of infighting within the BJP and claims of securing more seats than in 2005. He criticized the party for corruption and losing touch with the public.

'Congress is dreaming. People are thinking about their corruption, the way they tortured people, the way they made people stand in queues,' Saini said. He highlighted past inconveniences under Congress rule, including delays in obtaining gas cylinders. 'They are going to be wiped out,' he asserted. Saini also criticized Congress for focusing on internal matters rather than serving the public, specifically mentioning, 'They get busy pleasing their son-in-law. They don't please people; they please their son-in-law.' He expressed strong confidence that the BJP would win a historic number of seats and form the government once again.

Regarding former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's resignation and the appointment of Atishi Marlena, Saini congratulated Atishi but urged her to prioritize the welfare of Delhi's people over her predecessor's interests. 'I would like to tell Atishi to take decisions in the interest of the people of Delhi and not in the interest of Kejriwal. Kejriwal has done the opposite of what he promised. He has taken votes by deceiving people,' Saini remarked. Earlier, Saini urged the crowd in Ladwa to support the BJP in the upcoming elections, praising the government's development work in the region over the past decade.

'I am thankful that you all came to give your blessings; I am grateful for that. On October 5, press the button in front of the lotus symbol to take blessings for this state,' Saini encouraged. He assured the public that their issues would be addressed without obstacles and visited the nearby Balmiki temple.

(With inputs from agencies.)