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Three Ds - Dealer, Dalal, Damaad dominated Congress Government: Amit Shah

Three Ds - Dealer, Dalal, Damaad dominated Congress Government: Amit Shah

Union Home Minister criticizes Rahul Gandhi and Bhupinder Singh Hooda, promises jobs and pensions for Agniveers, and highlights BJP's achievements in the state.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah with CM Nayab Saini

The Haryana Story reports that Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched a fierce attack on Congress leaders during his recent election rallies in Haryana. Speaking at events in Rewari, Barara (Ambala), and Ladwa (Kurukshetra), Shah focused his criticism on Rahul Gandhi and former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda.

Shah accused the previous Congress government of widespread corruption, claiming that "three Ds - dealer, dalal (middleman), and damaad (son-in-law)" ran the administration. He alleged that jobs were sold, and bribes were necessary to secure employment during the Congress regime. 

Addressing concerns about the Agnipath scheme, Shah promised that every Agniveer from Haryana would receive a permanent government job with pension benefits. He accused Rahul Gandhi of spreading false information about the scheme, stating, "Rahul Gandhi has no work except to spread rumours."

The Home Minister also touched on sensitive issues, challenging Rahul Gandhi to reinstate Article 370 in Kashmir and accusing him of wanting to end reservation policies. Shah reminded voters of incidents in Gohana and Mirchpur, suggesting that Hooda maintains an "anti-Dalit mindset."

Contrasting the Congress era with the BJP's governance, Shah boasted that during the BJP's 10-year rule, jobs were given based on merit. He highlighted the BJP government's achievements in Haryana, including the procurement of 24 crops at Minimum Support Price (MSP) and the implementation of the Bhavantar Bharpai scheme for farmers. 

Looking to the future, Shah made several promises for Ambala's development, including the establishment of a textile park, an airport, an Olympic sports nursery, and an industrial model township. 

As the election campaign intensifies, The Haryana Story will continue to bring you updates on the political developments shaping the state's future. Stay tuned for more coverage of rallies, promises, and debates as Haryana prepares to choose its next government.

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