BJP’s Vision is Clear, Will Transform Faridabad Together: CM Nayab Singh Saini

Faridabad– Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini held a rally in Faridabad on February 23 in support of BJP’s mayoral candidate Praveen Batra Joshi and all 46 councilor candidates. He emphasized the strength of the double engine government and promised that after the municipal elections, a triple engine government would accelerate development. He assured the people that by electing Joshi as mayor and the councilors, Faridabad would see rapid progress, with no shortages and development happening at triple the speed. CM Saini criticized the opposition, assured efficient governance, and directed officials to resolve public grievances. He expressed confidence in BJP’s success in the municipal elections and the formation of a triple engine government. Saini was warmly welcomed by RWAs and social organizations, with several leaders joining BJP. Rally was joined by Rajesh Bhatia, former Youth Congress Chairman and councilor; Kavita Joshi and other political parties.CM Saini criticized the opposition, disproving Kejriwal’s false claim about the Yamuna and addressing Congress’s job claims. He highlighted BJP’s fulfilled promises, including jobs for 25,000 youth, cylinders for 15 lakh women, and plots for 15,000 families. Saini resolved the Panchayati land issue and praised PM Modi, urging support for mayoral candidate Praveen Batra Joshi and other local candidates.

The event was attended by key leaders including Haryana’s Revenue and Urban Local Bodies Minister Vipul Goel, Food Minister Rajesh Nagar, mayoral candidate Praveen Batra Joshi, Ajay Goel, MLA Dharmesh Adlakha, Senior BJP Leader Sandeep Joshi, District President Rajkumar Vohra, District In-charge Narendra Vats, Media Advisor to Haryan CM Rajeev Jaitly, Senior BJP Leader Neera Tomar, former District President Gopal Sharma, former District General Secretary Moolchand Mittal, District General Secretary Surendra Jangra, District Treasurer Rajan Muthreja, District Media In-charge Vinod Gupta, District Vice President Pankaj Singla, and Media Co-Incharge Raj Madan.