The congress in haryana on sunday alleged that during the nine-and-a-half-year bjp rule, the state lagged behind on various parameters including per capita income and law and order. Along with this, he termed bjp as a 'lying' party. A day after the election commission announced the lok sabha elections, congress leader bhupinder singh Hooda, while addressing the public protest rally organized at the new grain market in Meham, said, "The time has come to change the BJP-led governments both at the Center and in the state." Has gone.''
Voting for the 10 lok sabha seats of haryana will be held in the sixth phase on May 25. assembly elections are to be held in the state later this year. The former chief minister said it was sad to see that haryana, which "ranked first in per capita income and per capita investment, was performing well on the law and order front and in sports, and was providing employment, Now it has lagged behind in different areas.
'Haryana reached first place in corruption'
Bhupendra Singh Hooda alleged, “Today haryana is struggling with unemployment, crime is increasing, there is a drug problem, the state has reached the first place in corruption. The Social Progress Index released by the government of india states that haryana is one of the most unsafe states.'' He said that after the assembly elections to be held in October, ''change of power in haryana is certain.''
The former chief minister said, "If the congress government is formed in the state, a monthly pension of Rs 6,000 will be given to the elderly, 300 units (monthly) of electricity will be given free to every family, women will be given gas cylinders for Rs 500... poor families." 100 square yards of land will be given free of cost and houses will be built on those plots.
