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Nayab Singh Saini challenges AAP over unfulfilled Punjab poll pledges

With Punjab assembly elections looming, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has demanded an accounting of the 56 promises made by the Aam Aadmi Party during its last campaign. Saini questioned whether the current administration can realistically deliver on those outstanding commitments within the final four months of its term.

Nayab Singh Saini challenges AAP over unfulfilled Punjab poll pledges

Speaking at the 87th Martyrdom Day commemoration for Shaheed Sardar Udham Singh in Sanaur, Saini contrasted the AAP government's record with his own administration’s performance. He asserted that development relies on concrete intent rather than rhetoric, citing the BJP’s progress in Haryana where he claims 70 of 217 election pledges have been met in just eighteen months. The remaining 147 promises remain on the state’s agenda for near-term implementation.

Beyond campaign pledges, Saini leveled sharp criticism at the Punjab government regarding alleged irregularities in the recruitment of Excise Inspectors. He characterized these hiring controversies as a betrayal of the state's talented youth. By framing the BJP as the sole party capable of honoring the legacy of national icons like Udham Singh, the Haryana Chief Minister signaled an aggressive push to reshape the political narrative in the neighboring state as the election cycle intensifies.

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