Narbir Singh Opts Out of Haryanvi CM Race to Focus on Gurugram's Civic Issues

Former minister Rao Narbir Singh confirms he is not competing for Haryana CM but aims to tackle Gurugram's civic problems. Denied a ticket in 2019, Singh is running from Gurugram's Badhsahpur this time. He attributes Gurugram's issues to the BJP-JJP coalition and outlines plans to improve the city’s infrastructure.

Former minister Rao Narbir Singh has definitively ruled himself out of the race for Haryana's Chief Minister post, declaring his focus is on addressing Gurugram's escalating civic problems.

In an interview, Singh said he is committed to improving Gurugram's infrastructure, criticizing the BJP-JJP coalition for the city's current state. Denied a ticket in the 2019 assembly polls, he is now standing from Gurugram's Badhsahpur, the largest constituency by voters.

Singh plans to implement comprehensive drainage systems and introduce signal-free underpasses to alleviate traffic congestion, among other infrastructure projects. He is up against Congress' Vardhan Yadhav and incumbent MLA's wife, Kumudni Daultabad, in the upcoming October elections.

(With inputs from agencies.)