Chandigarh: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Saturday said the state government has given fresh impetus to its resolve to build a developed and prosperous Haryana, marking two years of its third consecutive term with a renewed commitment to good governance, transparency, public welfare and inclusive development.
Expressing gratitude to the people of Haryana for their continued trust and support, the Chief Minister said the government remains steadfast in its commitment to serving the state with dedication, transparency, sensitivity and accountability. He asserted that the government considers power not a means of exercising authority but an opportunity to serve the people, with the aspirations and welfare of Haryana’s 2.80 crore residents at the heart of every policy and decision.
Addressing a press conference in Chandigarh to mark the completion of two years of the government’s third consecutive term, the Chief Minister said the government’s vision is to build a Haryana where every citizen has access to opportunities, essential services and the benefits of development, irrespective of region or social background.
The Chief Minister said the policies pursued by the Congress government had not only hampered Haryana’s development but also deprived deserving citizens of their rightful opportunities. He accused the Congress of concentrating development in a particular region during its 10-year rule while neglecting other parts of the state.
