Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Monday said he will attend the function of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday in Kaithal.
The Chief Minister, who was addressing media persons in Ambala was asked whether the rally to be addressed by the Prime Minister in Haryana and would it make any impact on political scenario in the State. Hooda said that the visit of the Prime Minister is for an official function.
Hooda said that he has visited all the Assembly constituencies in the State during the last two months and has received overwhelming response from the people.
On the basis of this, he claimed that after the forthcoming Assembly elections, the Congress would form the Government in the State for the third consecutive term. He described the Congress as a strong party and added that the outcome of the Vidhan Sabha elections would be completely different from that of the lok Sabha elections.
Asked about any special package for Haryana, Hooda said that the Centre should give Haryana its due right. He said the state government has also urged the Central Government to get four laning of Ambala to Kaithal and Kaithal to Panipat road done. When his attention was drawn towards some Congress men who have joined BJP recently, Hooda questioned that how the leaders who could not even win their own seat in the elections would ensure the victory of other parties.