It had claimed that Swami Aseemanand had accused top leaders of RSS, including Chief Mohan Bhagwat, of knowing his terror plots and had approved them.
Hooda further said that Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi would visit Ganaur in Sonipat district on February 11 to seek and incorporate views and suggestions of farmers coming from several states in the Congress' election manifesto for coming Lok Sabha elections.
Rahul would also lay foundation stone for a horticulture market coming up at Ganaur, he said.
Asked about the state budget, Hooda said the state government would present a full budget during the coming assembly session starting from February 17.
“There is not going to be any vote on account. We will present full budget,” Hooda said, adding that it would be for common man and the farming community.
Asked whether he was invited for Punjab government's upcoming agriculture summit at Mohali, Hooda said, “Haryana has highest yield in agriculture... (it) is self sufficient.”
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