The BJP-led Haryana Government has decided to invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi at its proposed rally to be organised in October to celebrate completion of its three years tenure in the State.
The State Government on Tuesday during the routine informal cabinet meeting chaired by Manohar lal here decided to extend an invitation to the PM for the rally.
“The Government has decided to organise a massive rally in the last week of October to celebrate successful completion of its three years tenure. PM Modi will also be invited for the big event. The venue of the event will be finalised soon,” said Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, Krishan Kumar Bedi, while talking to the mediapersons after the meeting.
The State Government will complete three years on October 26 and the Swarna Jayanti year of Haryana will also conclude on October 31.
Consequently, the Chief Minister had a day before announced to organise a massive rally in the last week of October to commemorate the concluding ceremony of the swarna jayanti year and to highlight major achievements of three years of the Government.
Krishan Bedi said discussion was also held regarding the upcoming visit of BJP chief Amit Shah to Haryana.
Shah would visit Haryana from August 2 to 4 and hold a series of meetings to review the performance of Manohar lal Khattar led first BJP Government in the state.
The Minister said the BJP chief will stay in Chandigarh and Panchkula during his visit and later, visit Rohtak to meet party workers and held meetings with party office bearers there.
On the first day of his visit, the BJP chief would hold a review meeting with the Chief Minister and cabinet ministers to take stock of implementation of various schemes, he said.
Bedi added that during the informal cabinet meeting, deliberations were also held to constitute ‘Haryana Safai Karmachari Aayog’ to look after the interest of safai karmacharis in the State.