Bhupinder Singh Hooda alleges Haryana debt has crossed ₹5.5 lakh crore, seeks SC probe into Ram Temple issue
The former Chief Minister questioned what he described as the BJP's attempt to claim exclusive ownership over Lord Ram.
The former Chief Minister questioned what he described as the BJP's attempt to claim exclusive ownership over Lord Ram.
The court stated that the allotment is valid as on date and has not been cancelled, nor declared illegal or arbitrary.
It is worth mentioning that Haryana IGP Y. Puran Kumar shot himself dead at his home in Chandigarh on Tuesday.
Former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda alleged Monday that due to the anti-Haryana policies of the BJP government, industries are rapidly migrating from the state, leading to rising unemployment, crime, and drug abuse.
He claimed that this is evident from the steep hike in university fees and the recent move to discontinue several academic programs.
Former CM Hooda said the waterlogging has become a massive problem and the government will have to work on a war footing to get the situation under control.
Conceding that rains this time around were more than normal, Hooda insisted that the Haryana government should have taken timely steps to prevent waterlogging.
Quoting the latest National Statistical Office (NSO) report, the Congress leader said Haryana surpassed the national average in the rate of inflation in the NSO figures.
Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Pawan Khera also accused the BJP government at the Centre of destroying democracy and rising unemployment.
The Chief Minister-designate will take oath of office as the new CM at the historic Ridge in Shimla, the state capital, on 11 December.
