Former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has claimed that the BJP has always failed to give DAP to farmers at the time of sowing, urea at the time of irrigation and MSP at the time of harvesting. This is the reason why farmers have to protest again and again for their demands.
“The BJP government should consider the demands of the farmers who marched to Delhi. Congress has also repeatedly raised this demand before the government and it was also mentioned in the party's election manifesto,” the Congress leader said.
Hooda said the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and Jannayak Janta Party (BJP-JJP) are defrauding not only the farmers but also the commission agents and workers of crores of rupees.
Hooda demanded that the government should give Rs 5 crore to gold medalists, Rs 3 crore to silver medal winners and Rs 2 crore to those who win bronze medals for the country.
Reacting to the Supreme Court directive to the Union government to conduct a survey of the land meant for the construction of the SYL canal in Punjab to know how much work has been done, the Congress leader said the case is stuck till date due to the negative attitude of the Khattar government in the state.
Quoting the latest National Statistical Office (NSO) report, the Congress leader said Haryana surpassed the national average in the rate of inflation in the NSO figures.
Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Pawan Khera also accused the BJP government at the Centre of destroying democracy and rising unemployment.
The Chief Minister-designate will take oath of office as the new CM at the historic Ridge in Shimla, the state capital, on 11 December.
Even as Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Tuesday said the state government's contractual recruitments through Haryana Kaushal Rozgar Nigam (HKRN) will help teachers in getting rid of discrimination in private schools, the former CM, Bhupinder Singh Hooda slammed the move as cheating in the name of recruitment.
The Congress leader accused the Manohar Lal Khattar Government of being insensitive to the ongoing agitation of medical students in the state against its bond policy.
