Priyanka Gandhi Slams BJP, Urges Haryana Voters for Change

Addressing a rally in Naraingarh, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized the BJP for neglecting Haryana's farmers, wrestlers, and youth, urging voters to oust the current government ahead of the October 5 Assembly elections.

During a rally in Naraingarh on Monday, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra took aim at the ruling BJP government, accusing it of neglecting the people of Haryana and urging voters to remove the party from power ahead of the state’s upcoming Assembly elections.

Praising farmers, athletes, and soldiers for upholding the nation’s dignity, Vadra criticized the BJP for treating them poorly, stating that farmers had been mistreated and not given their MSPs. She pointed to the harsh treatment of wrestlers and lamented the government’s inaction in addressing their grievances.

Highlighting issues of unemployment and corruption in Haryana, Vadra blamed current government policies for paper leaks and unfilled positions in government agencies. She called for the people to fight for self-respect and vote for a change, emphasizing that Congress is committed to the welfare of Haryana’s citizens.

Both Priyanka and Rahul Gandhi arrived in Ambala to campaign for the Congress party in the lead-up to the October 5 elections.