Ex CM Hooda challenges BJP to ask for votes in name of portal in assembly elections
Former Chief Minister and Leader of Opposition Bhupinder Singh Hooda has challenged BJP. He said the BJP, which leaves every work to the portal, should ask for votes in the name of these portals in the upcoming assembly elections, if there is no fraud and scam in the portals run by BJP.
Girish Saini
Jul 9, 2024 07:41
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Rohtak, July 9, 2024: Former Chief Minister and Leader of Opposition Bhupinder Singh Hooda has challenged BJP. He said the BJP, which leaves every work to the portal, should ask for votes in the name of these portals in the upcoming assembly elections, if there is no fraud and scam in the portals run by BJP.
Talking to journalists in Rohtak, Hooda said today no person is feeling safe as the BJP has made Haryana the most unsafe state of the country. “The people will not vote a government which cannot provide security to the public. Therefore, this time BJP's annihilation is certain in the elections,” he said. Local MLA Bharat Bhushan Batra was also present during the press meet.
“On formation of Congress government in the state, Haryana will again be made the most developed and safe state of the country,” he promised.
Hooda once again raised questions on the intentions of Kaushal Nigam and BJP. He said BJP wants to end permanent jobs, reservation and merit through Kaushal Nigam. “The government is exploiting educated youth by giving them very low wages and making them contract labourers. On formation of Congress government, youth will be freed from this exploitation. In future, exploitation free system will be made for skilled workers also,” he promised.
Hooda said that Congress will make permanent recruitments on 2 lakh vacant posts, by freeing the youth from the mess created by BJP's recruitment scams and paper leak. “Reservation of OBC and SC category will be taken care of in the recruitments. Congress will restore the right of reservation, which BJP has snatched from the deprived classes. OBC backlog will be filled on priority basis,” he stated.
