After concluding his visit to Jammu and Kashmir's Doda, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Haryana’s Kurukshetra on Friday, marking the BJP's preparations for the upcoming state elections. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing a public rally in Kurukshetra, called on the people to help the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) secure another victory in the upcoming 2024 Haryana elections. Drawing a parallel to his successive wins in Delhi, PM Modi said, "You helped me serve you all for the third consecutive time in Delhi, and looking at the excitement and enthusiasm here, it is clear that Haryana has decided for BJP's hat-trick this time." His appeal emphasized the party’s commitment to continue its development agenda in the state.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini had earlier urged the people of the state to attend the rally in large numbers, emphasising the importance of the event ahead of the elections scheduled for October 5.
PM Modi on Saturday appealed to the people of Haryana to back the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for a third consecutive term in the upcoming state elections. Speaking at a rally in Kurukshetra, Modi urged the public to help the BJP secure another victory in Haryana, similar to their success in national elections.
"You have helped us serve three consecutive terms in Delhi, and looking at the enthusiasm here, it’s clear that Haryana is ready for BJP’s hat-trick," he said.
Showcases BJP’s governance achievements
PM Modi highlighted the BJP’s record in governance, showcasing initiatives benefiting farmers, the poor, youth, and women. He mentioned that within the first 100 days of the BJP government’s current term, projects worth Rs 15 lakh crore had been initiated, including the approval of three crore pucca houses for poor families.
Criticism of Congress in Himachal Pradesh
The prime minister contrasted BJP’s work with that of the Congress, accusing the party of making "fake promises" in Himachal Pradesh, which he said led to government employees protesting for their salaries.
Haryana CM confident of BJP’s victory
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini urged citizens to turn up in large numbers, expressing confidence that the BJP’s symbol, the lotus, would bloom for the third time in Haryana.
Polling and Opposition
Polling for Haryana's 90 assembly seats is scheduled for October 5, with vote counting on October 8. BJP faces strong opposition from Congress, AAP, the JJP-ASP alliance, and the INLD-BSP coalition.
