Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party are working in tandem and share similar ideology. Referring to the recently held municipal elections in Punjab, he said the manner in which law and order was allegedly compromised has raised serious questions about the democratic system. He stated that by conducting the elections through ballot papers, the Punjab Government demonstrated that it was apprehensive about-facing defeat in a transparent democratic process.
Speaking to journalists in Kapurthala on Sunday, Nayab Singh Saini said that the Punjab Government had made big promises to the people but failed to fulfil them. He added that the public now understands that development cannot be achieved merely through announcements and false assurances.
The Chief Minister said that the Aam Aadmi Party government should inform the people how many of the promises made during elections have actually been fulfilled. He alleged that the expected progress in development works has not been achieved and that the law and order situation in the state has continuously deteriorated. Gangster and criminal activities have increased in Punjab, leading to a growing sense of insecurity among ordinary citizens.
He further stated that the Punjab Government’s anti-drug campaign, ‘Yudh Nashe Virudh’, has also failed to deliver the expected results. Instead of taking concrete measures to protect youth from drug abuse and eradicate the menace, more focus was on publicity. He said the government should have made more serious efforts in this direction, but the desired outcomes are not visible on the ground.
Double-Engine Government in Haryana Has Accelerated Welfare Schemes
The Chief Minister said that Haryana’s double-engine government has worked to deliver public welfare benefits directly to the people through various schemes. By integrating the Central Government’s Ayushman Bharat Scheme with the State Government’s Chirayu Scheme, lakhs of families in Haryana have been provided access to better healthcare facilities. He said the government has taken effective steps to ensure free treatment for poor and needy people.
He further said that the people of Punjab are increasingly placing their trust in the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his development-oriented policies, and in the coming times, they will work towards bringing the BJP to power in the state. He added that the people want development, good governance and accountability in politics and will no longer be satisfied with mere promises.
CM Nayab Singh Saini Pays Courtesy Visit to Baba Gurinder Singh Dhillon at Dera Radha Soami Satsang Beas
CM also Offers Prayers at Mata Bhadrakali Temple in Kapurthala
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini visited Dera Radha Soami Satsang Beas and paid a courtesy call on Dera chief Baba Gurinder Singh Dhillon. During the meeting, the Chief Minister sought his blessings and held discussions on various social and spiritual issues.
Thereafter, Nayab Singh Saini visited Kapurthala, where he offered prayers at the renowned Mata Bhadrakali Temple and prayed for the happiness, prosperity, peace, and well-being of the people of Haryana and the nation. The Chief Minister said that India’s spiritual and cultural heritage plays a vital role in uniting society and spreading positive energy.
During his visit, the Chief Minister also interacted with people in the Circular Road Market area of Kapurthala and acknowledged greetings from local residents. A great deal of enthusiasm among the public was witnessed during the interaction.
Addressing local citizens, the Chief Minister said that his government is continuously working with a commitment to public welfare, development and good governance, while keeping the interests of the common people at the highest priority.
Tarun Bhandari, Political Secretary to the Chief Minister, local dignitaries, administrative officers, and a large number of citizens were present on the occasion.
Haryana Government to Launch ‘Make in Haryana’ Policy and 9 New Sectoral Policies in Gurugram tomorrow
The Haryana Government is set to launch its flagship “Make in Haryana” Policy along with 9 new sectoral policies at a major industry and investment event scheduled to be held on June 1, 2026 at Gurugram. The event will take place in the august presence of Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini and Industries Minister Rao Narbir Singh.
Senior government officials, industry leaders, investors, MSMEs, foreign delegations, and stakeholders from various sectors will also participate in the event.
A government spokesperson said the new policy framework has been designed to further strengthen Haryana’s position as one of India’s leading manufacturing and investment destinations. The policies focus on promoting industrial growth, strengthening sector-specific industrial ecosystems, supporting MSMEs, generating employment opportunities, improving ease of doing business, and accelerating future-ready industrial development.
The event will also witness the exchange of MoUs with leading companies across sectors, reflecting strong investor confidence in Haryana’s industrial growth story and future vision. Senior officials stated that the new policy ecosystem reflects Haryana Government’s commitment towards faster governance, stronger industry partnership, robust industrial ecosystems, and globally competitive growth.
With strong connectivity, strategic access to NCR, world-class infrastructure, a mature industrial base, and a rapidly growing logistics ecosystem, Haryana continues to emerge as a preferred investment destination across sectors such as automobiles, electronics, food processing, advanced manufacturing, data centres, AVGC, pharmaceutical and medical devices, toys and sports good manufacturing, GCC, and Information Technology.
The event will also feature a few new and significant announcements aimed at further strengthening industrial development and investor facilitation in the State.
The State Government has reiterated its commitment towards building a future-ready industrial ecosystem through proactive governance, investor-centric facilitation, and industry-focused reforms.
