Published 18:39 IST, September 8th 2019
Manohar Lal Khattar confident about upcoming assembly polls in Haryana
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar here on Sunday expressed confidence that the BJP will cross the 75-mark in the upcoming assembly polls in the state.
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Haryana Chief Minister Mahar Lal Khattar here on Sunday expressed confidence that BJP will cross 75-mark in upcoming assembly polls in state.
Mahar Lal Khattar confident about upcoming polls
"We will cross target of 75 seats in Haryana," CM said dressing Vijay Sankalp rally here, considered to be a bastion of Congress.
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Assembly polls in Haryana are slated for October. re are 90 seats in state and BJP currently has 48 MLAs in assembly.
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"Still lot of work needs to be done in Haryana," he said, ding that if voted to power again, BJP would strive to solve problems of poor and farmers besides dressing issue of water crisis.
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Khattar claimed that after formation of BJP government in Haryana, y "changed" definition politics in state. "We served people by considering m our family," he said, ding that development works were carried out without any discrimination.
"Earlier those who were in government used to work for mselves and ir relatives," he said.
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BJP government in Haryana
BJP government stopped corruption, eliminated culture of middlemen in state, he said, ding that recruitment was me on basis of merit. "We gave fearless, discrimination-free and corruption-free governance," he said. He said in next five years, government would provide water to every household. "In past 48 years after creation of Haryana, governments indulged in many irregularities. scheme was implemented for benefit of people," CM claimed.
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Khattar's Jan Ashirw Yatra, which started on August 18 and covered all 90 assembly constituencies in state, culminated in Rohtak on Sunday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was also present on occasion to dress Vijay Sankalp rally. Prominent among those present on occasion were Union minister Narendra Tomar, state Cabinet ministers Capt Abhimanyu and Ram Bilas Sharma.
18:04 IST, September 8th 2019