Hisar:National President of Jannayak Janata Party (JJP), Dr. Ajay Singh Chautala said that on 6th December, on the ninth foundation day of the party, the conch shell for change of power in Haryana will be sounded from the land of Ahirwal. To make this event historic, extensive preparations are being made by the party and duties of workers are being imposed at the district level. He called upon the workers to demonstrate the strength of the party by attending the program in large numbers.
JJP gave new direction to the development of the state through public interest decisions.
Addressing the workers at a program organized at the Millennium Palace in Hisar, Dr. Chautala said that JJP, while in power, had worked to fulfill the promises made in its election manifesto. The party implemented the policy of ensuring 75 percent employment to local youth in the private sector and took important steps towards women empowerment by giving 50 percent reservation to women in Panchayati Raj institutions. He said that during his tenure, JJP had tried to give a new direction to the development of the state by taking many decisions related to public interest.
Farmers are neither getting payment for their crops nor adequate availability of fertilizers.
Targeting the present government, Dr. Chautala said that today farmers are most troubled. Even during the festival season, farmers' hands are empty because they are not getting payment for their crops on time. At the same time, due to shortage of fertilizer required for sowing in the fields, farmers have to make rounds of shops and government centres. He said that due to the government's mismanagement, Annadata is facing huge problems.
Paper leak and unemployment disappointed the youth
Attacking the government on the issue of youth employment, JJP National President said that the youth of the state are troubled by paper leaks, recruitment scams and increasing unemployment. Educated youth are not getting employment opportunities and their future is hanging in the balance due to irregularities in government recruitments. He alleged that due to the wrong policies of the government, the dreams of the youth are being shattered and they are feeling cheated in their own state.
Fear among business class due to increasing crime and incidents of extortion
Dr. Chautala also raised questions on the law and order situation of the state and said that the crime graph is continuously increasing. Ransom is being openly demanded from traders, due to which there is an atmosphere of fear among the business class. He said that the youth, farmers, businessmen and common citizens of the state are troubled by the policies of the present government. Now all sections will have to unite and raise their voice against the government. He claimed that the people of the state want change and the foundation day celebration of JJP to be held from the land of Ahirwal on December 6 will prove important in the direction of this change.
Party officials and a large number of workers were present
On this occasion, JJP District President Anil Balkia, former Chairman Rajendra Litani, Hisar Rally Incharge Surendra Bhagirath, Rajmal Kajal, Ramesh Godara, Shamsher Matrashyam, Master Tara Chand, Ishwar Singh Laura, Gulab Singh Khedar, Ajit Odiem, Satyawan Bichpadi, District Spokesperson Ravi Ahuja, Women District President Suman Sheoran, Youth District President Anil Sharma, Vijender Dhanak, Virendra Chaudhary, Sajan Many workers including Lawat, Jitendra Sheoran, Bablu Khatana, Tarun Goyal, Rajendra Chutani, Karan Singh Depal, Advocate Pankaj Mehta, Satyawan Kuhad, Balraj Bainiwal, Vipin Goyal, Sunil Mund, Naresh Punia, Bablu Godara, Gaurav Saini, Prabhu Dayal Jakhar, Mukesh Valmiki, Shravan Bagri, Mohit Arora, Lekhraj Sharma and Satbir Mungeria were present. Stay.