Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Sunday made it clear that nobody is expelling Congress’ MlA from Kosli, Rao Yaduvendra Singh from the party.
Rao Yaduvendra Singh is the younger brother of Gurgaon MP Rao Inderjit Singh, who is likely to join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) soon. Hooda on Sunday dedicated development projects involving an investment of more than Rs 171 crore in Kosli Assembly constituency. Criticising the Opposition (Indian National lok Dal) INlD, Hooda said that the previous Government had spent merely Rs 106 crore in this constituency during its tenure.
The Chief Minister, who was addressing a public meeting at Zainabad near Rewari after laying foundation stones and inaugurating 15 projects including the foundation stone of a Rs 34 crore Rao Birender Singh State Institute of Engineering and Technology, said that the present Government has already spent about Rs 886 crore on development works in this constituency. While referring to the developmental projects in southern Haryana, Hooda said that many significant projects have been implemented in this area. These included a medical college in Mewat, University in Rewari, Central University in Mahendergarh, Defence University in Gurgaon, Sainik School in Rewari and now, an engineering institute in Zainabad. Five ITIs have also been opened.
He questioned that if we exclude these projects, what would we left in the southern HaryanaIJ He said that he has nothing to mention of any project which has been initiated by previous Government in the area during its tenure.