A fervent appeal echoed through Dinanagar, Gurdaspur, as Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini rallied for ‘Rangla Punjab’s’ renaissance Sunday. This hallowed terrain of Gurus and shahids endured Partition’s blows, forging unbreakable resolve, he reminisced at the Saini community event.
Punjab’s Assembly elections loom as a chance to pivot politics and uphold honor, not just swap rulers. Saini’s pride in being here underscores his call for unified development drive.
Grateful to PM Modi for community upliftment—thrusting him into CM role—Saini gears up for Haryana’s second budget Monday. Progress dazzles: 60 resolutions achieved from 217, 120 surging ahead.
Haryana leads with free dialysis for renal patients everywhere, monthly doorstep pensions, Rs 2,100 Ladli Laxmi for women, MSP buys with 48-hour payouts, farmer compensation. Homes for poor, plots for landless unemployed, titles for panchayat settlers.
Punjab stagnates from elite dominance; revolution beckons. OBCs (31%) will propel BJP government, revitalizing Punjab’s opulence and energy, Saini assured.