Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has announced that the state government is fully prepared to implement the Ladli Laxmi Yojana, with a provision to deposit ₹2100 directly into the accounts of eligible women within this year. A budgetary allocation of ₹5000 crore has been made to ensure the scheme’s successful rollout. While addressing public gatherings in the villages of Ban, Bahlolpur, and Jalkhedi, the Chief Minister reaffirmed the government’s commitment to inclusive development and transparent governance. He emphasized that no shortage of funds would be allowed to hinder development projects across the state. During his visit, he also declared ₹21 lakh each for developmental works in the three villages and assured that various infrastructure-related demands raised by the local panchayats would be fulfilled promptly.
Highlighting the proactive approach of his administration, Saini mentioned that within just five months, 28 out of 217 pre-election promises have been fulfilled, and work is actively progressing on 90 more. The Chief Minister announced the government’s decision to declare results for 7,500 government job vacancies shortly and reaffirmed that recruitment would be strictly on merit, without political influence or financial inducement. He criticized the opposition for creating unnecessary legal hurdles in job appointments and contrasted it with his government’s action of prioritizing employment even before taking the oath of office.
CM Saini also noted the government’s focus on industrial growth through the rapid development of Industrial Model Townships (IMTs) in 10 districts. Under housing initiatives, ₹151 crore has already been transferred via DBT to 36,000 families, and registration drives are ongoing to ensure every family has a roof over their heads. He pointed out that over one lakh families, who had been granted plots during the Congress regime, have now received formal possession and registration under the current BJP-led administration.
In line with the government’s commitment to public welfare, free dialysis services have been initiated for kidney patients, and legal reforms have been introduced allowing people with pre-2004 possession of panchayat land to register it in their names at old collector rates, reducing the need for legal battles. Touching upon agricultural issues, CM Saini condemned the opposition for spreading misinformation on Minimum Support Prices (MSP), asserting that the BJP government has done more for farmers in 11 years than the Congress did in five decades. He stressed that Haryana was the first state to procure all crops at MSP and introduced the Bhavantar Bharpai Yojana to support vegetable farmers during market price fluctuations.
With ongoing development projects and schemes focused on youth, women, and farmers, the Chief Minister reiterated his administration’s commitment to working in mission mode. Also present at the event were Deputy Commissioner Neha Singh, Superintendent of Police Nitish Agarwal, and other dignitaries who lauded the state government’s people-first approach and swift delivery of services.
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