CM Saini Hits the Ground Running: Free Dialysis and Warning to Criminals

Nayab Singh Saini Fulfills BJP's First Poll Promise, Announces Major Health and Social Reforms in Inaugural Cabinet Meeting.

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October 18, 2024

Just a day after taking oath, CM Saini has made significant announcements that could have far-reaching impacts on the lives of Haryana's residents.

Free Dialysis: A Boon for Kidney Patients

In a move that will bring relief to thousands of families, CM Saini announced that all government hospitals in Haryana will now offer free dialysis services to chronic kidney patients. This fulfills a key election promise made by the BJP. "The cost of dialysis is nearly Rs 20,000 to Rs 25,000 per month. Now, the Haryana government will bear the expenses," Saini stated, highlighting the substantial financial relief this will bring to affected families.

Sub-Classification in SC Reservations

The cabinet has decided to implement a recent Supreme Court decision that allows states to make sub-classifications within the Scheduled Castes for granting reservations. This move could lead to more targeted and effective reservation policies in the state.

Tough Stance on Crime

CM Saini didn't mince words when addressing the issue of crime in the state. He issued a stern warning to criminals, stating, "I warn those involved in criminal activities that they should either leave the state or mend their ways." This tough stance signals the new government's commitment to improving law and order in Haryana.

Political Messaging

Saini also took the opportunity to comment on the recent election results, stating that the people of Haryana had rejected the Congress party's "narrative of lies" and attempts to provoke farmers and the poor. He interpreted the BJP's third consecutive win as an endorsement of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policies.

As The Haryana Story continues to follow these developments, it's clear that CM Saini is keen to make an immediate impact. His focus on healthcare, social justice, and law and order suggests a multi-pronged approach to governance. The coming weeks will be crucial in seeing how these announcements translate into action on the ground.