Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Sunday termed the Manohar lal Khattar Government as a “non-performer”.
The senior Congress leader while talking to the mediapersons said the latest example of State Government’s apathy was Gurgaon where the choked drains and potholed roads earned a shame for the whole State.
“This is a “non-performing” Government and it believes in cutting the ribbons and changing the names of cities. Had the Government been serious, the Gurgaon drains may not have choked and resulted in a massive traffic jam,” alleged Hooda.
“The Congress Government had planned Dwarka Expressway to join the national highway to reduce the traffic jams on Gurgaon roads. The construction work of this 18 km long road was nearing completion when BJP Government was formed. But the BJP Government failed to complete the remaining 10 per cent work on this road,” he alleged.
Taking a dig at BJP led Haryana Government he said Khattar Government changed Gurgaon’s name to Gurugram which now appeared to be Gurujam.
Eyeing investment for the state, the government had called the state as ‘Happening Haryana’ but it has become ‘mishappening Haryana’ now, said he.
Referring to the cases registered against him, Hooda said that this government is busy registering false cases against opponents.
Slamming the Haryana Government, he said that the BJP has failed to deliver on its poll promises.
Hooda also criticised the State Government for its plan to rejuvenate Saraswati river and urged the State Government to generate employment opportunities for youth on the eve of golden jubilee year of state.
On being asked about Congress leader Capt. Ajay Yadav, who announced to quit the party blaming him, Hooda said nobody takes Capt. Yadav seriously as he keeps on changing his statements.
About State Government’s plans to celebrate golden jubilee year of Haryana, Hooda said during the all party meeting, he has suggested the Government to establish statue of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.