Hooda Criticizes BJP's Unfeasible MSP Announcements
Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has criticized the BJP government in Haryana, accusing it of making baseless announcements, including promises to buy additional crops at MSP. Hooda claims the BJP's nervousness over the upcoming elections has led to these ungrounded promises, questioning their feasibility and legality.
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Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda has accused the BJP government in Haryana of making baseless announcements, including promises to buy extra crops at minimum support price (MSP) which it cannot implement.
Hooda's remarks followed Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini's announcement that the state government would buy 10 more crops at MSP, a decision that received state cabinet approval.
The Congress leader criticized the BJP's nervousness ahead of upcoming elections and questioned the feasibility and legality of these promises, urging the central government to bring a bill in Parliament to give MSP a legal guarantee.
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