Haryana Assembly’s Heated Debate: Accusations and Failures

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini criticized the Congress in the state Assembly for alleged 'headline politics.' The session saw disruptions, with Congress alleging a 'murder of democracy.' Saini dismissed the claims, asserting the BJP's democratic process and transparency in budgeting, focusing on Haryana's development and future vision.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini unleashed a torrent of criticism against the Congress in a heated Assembly session on Tuesday. Accusing the opposition party of indulging in superficial 'headline politics,' Saini charged them with making baseless allegations and dodging accountability.

The session took a turbulent turn when Congress raised issues over the Rajya Sabha elections, claiming an 'assault on democracy.' The House witnessed frequent disruptions, an abrupt adjournment, and a walkout by Congress members following the Speaker's naming of eight of their MLAs.

In his defense of the state Budget, Saini portrayed the opposition's criticism as a failure to recognize Haryana's development strides. Emphasizing democratic norms and transparency, he dismissed Opposition claims of a debt crisis and underscored budgetary plans for the Sutlej Yamuna Link canal.

(With inputs from agencies.)