Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini and Home Minister Amit Shah. (File Photo)
Regarding the upcoming assembly elections in Haryana, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Saturday that the BJP will fight alone under the leadership of the state’s Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. With this, he claimed that the party would capture power in Haryana with an absolute majority for the third time in a row.
In a statement issued by the BJP, Amit Shah said that the party will contest the next assembly elections under the leadership of Saini and he will also be the next chief minister.
Seat of the State Executive
In fact, Amit Shah addressed leaders and activists at an extended state executive meeting of the BJP to discuss the strategy for the Assembly elections in Haryana later this year. Meanwhile, he said that there should be no doubt that the BJP will not form an alliance with any party for the elections to be held in the state.
Assembly elections in October
Assembly elections in Haryana may be held in October. According to sources, Amit Shah said in the meeting that the party does not need any crutch. Amit Shah told the workers that under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the leadership of Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini, the BJP will form the government for the third time with an absolute majority in Haryana.
Basis of BJP’s victory
According to sources, he said during the meeting that every worker has to go door-to-door and appeal to every voter to form a majority BJP government in the state. Shah said that Narendra Modi is the first leader who has become the Prime Minister of the country for the third consecutive time after six decades. He said that the basis of BJP’s victory is the principles of the party, the hard work of the workers and the public welfare work done by the BJP government.
There is no bias in BJP rule
Targeting the opposition, Amit Shah said that Haryana Congress leaders are involved in ‘cuts, commissions and corruption’. Earlier in Haryana, one government worked for one district and another government for another district, but in the last 10 years, BJP has done the same thing in the whole of Haryana. He said there is no regional bias in BJP rule.
