Haryana Chief Minister Saini Pushes Viksit Bharat Agenda to Village Level

The Chief Minister confirmed that ministers and BJP MLAs are tasked with moving beyond administrative offices to engage directly with citizens. The initiative seeks to bridge the gap between governance and the public by organizing regular meetings in 30 to 35 villages within every Assembly constituency. These gatherings will focus on cleanliness drives and open dialogues, framed as tiffin meetings, to address local grievances and foster community participation.

Saini emphasized that the national goal of a Viksit Bharat, or developed India, requires collective effort from every farmer, youth, and family rather than relying solely on government machinery. By embedding these objectives into local discourse, the administration intends to transform state-led schemes into grassroots campaigns. According to Saini, this shift in approach reflects Modi’s long-standing connection to Haryana and his mandate that officials must actively share in the joys and sorrows of the people they represent.