No one knows who is running BJP govt. in Haryana, it has failed on all fronts: Bhupinder Singh Hooda
The Hindu
Bhupinder Singh Hooda criticizes the BJP government in Haryana for its failures in governance and deteriorating public services.
People have lost faith in the BJP government in Haryana and no one knows who is running it, Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly Bhupinder Singh Hooda said on Friday.
Speaking to The Hindu, the senior Congress leader and former two-time Chief Minister said it is unclear whether the government is being run from Chandigarh or Delhi.
“Every leaf is wounded, every branch is in pain, O garden, tell me, who is your gardener? Is he in Chandigarh or in Delhi? Or does one flower have two gardeners?” he said.
Both Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and his predecessor Union Urban Affairs Minister Manohar Lal are “busy with event management”, Mr. Hooda said, adding that it is a government of “event management and not performance”.
“This is why we brought a no-confidence motion against the government in the previous session of the Assembly,” the Congress leader said.
He claimed that the State government is not being run by the BJP, but by “criminals, mining mafias, and scammers”. There has been a rise in instances of crime and corruption during the present regime, he alleged.
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