Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced that the BJP will contest the upcoming Haryana assembly elections independently under the leadership of Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, expressing confidence in winning a third consecutive term with a majority.
Shah emphasized that there will be no alliances with other parties in the state polls, citing the party’s self-sufficiency. He praised the leadership of Saini and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in driving the BJP’s governance agenda in Haryana.
Highlighting the accomplishments of the Modi government, Shah commended the development initiatives in Haryana worth Rs 2,70,000 crore and lauded the party’s commitment to grassroots workers. He urged workers to engage with voters and showcase the BJP’s achievements over the past decade.
Shah’s address targeted the Congress, accusing its Haryana leaders of corruption and calling for a decisive victory in the upcoming elections. The meeting, attended by thousands of party workers, reflected the BJP’s resolve to secure a resounding mandate in Haryana.
Overall, Shah’s message conveyed a strong sense of determination and unity within the BJP as they gear up for the electoral battle ahead.
Published 29 June 2024, 20:13 IST