Hooda vs. Saini: Clash Over Haryana's Development Slogans

Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda criticized the BJP's 'Non-Stop Haryana' slogan, calling for it to be changed to 'Full Stop Haryana.' Hooda accused the BJP of halting progress in areas such as investments and education. In response, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini defended the government's record, highlighting achievements and dismissing the opposition's claims.

Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has criticized the BJP's 'Non-Stop Haryana' slogan, suggesting it should be renamed to 'Full Stop Haryana.' He argued that the BJP regime has halted investments, industrial development, job creation, and crop prices in the state.

'If there is anything non-stop in the BJP government, it is unemployment, inflation, crime, drug addiction, and migration of youth,' Hooda, the opposition leader in the Haryana Assembly, stated. His remarks came in the context of the BJP's 'Mahra Haryana, Non-Stop Haryana' campaign ahead of the upcoming state Assembly polls.

Responding to the allegations, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini asserted, 'Bhupinder Hoodaji, my Haryana today is non-stop Haryana.' In a social media post, Saini claimed a full stop has been put on crime and corruption, contrasting it with the Congress era. The clash follows the Congress' 'Haryana Maange Hisab' campaign, targeting the BJP on unemployment and law and order issues.