Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Monday said that the BJP Government has given a clean, transparent and corruption-free government in the State during its 100 days in power. Saini addressed a press conference on the completion of 100 days of the third term of Haryana Government and also presented a roadmap for the all-round development of the State.
Saini said that in the past 100 days, the current government has worked non-stop and completed 18 of the 240 sankalps outlined in the Sankalp Patra. Apart from this, work is underway at the site for 6 of the goals. The process to obtain both administrative and financial sanction to complete an additional 50 decisions is currently underway.
Talking to Journalists, the Chief Minister announced that the state government will develop 10 ultra-modern industrial towns across Haryana, modeled after IMT Kharkhoda, to further strengthen the state's industrial infrastructure. 25,000 MW of electricity will be generated through renewable energy sources, which will be used to power industrial centers across Haryana and the NCR. To address environmental concerns, particularly the discharge of chemical and industrial waste, the government will construct state-of-the-art sewerage treatment plants in Panipat, Faridabad, and Gurugram.
In addition, the government will expedite the construction of the Integrated Multi-Modal Logistics Hub in Narnaul/Mahendragarh to improve connectivity. In collaboration with the central government’s PM Mega Integrated Textile Area and Apparel (PM MITRA) scheme, Haryana will establish an integrated textile market in Ambala, the state's largest textile hub.
He also highlighted the government's focus on the pharmaceutical sector, with plans to fast-track the establishment of a Pharma Park in Karnal, aimed at capitalizing on the growing pharmaceutical industry through the Product Linked Incentive Scheme and the Haryana Pharmaceutical Policy 2015. A Defence and Aerospace Hub will be set up in Mahendragarh under a public-private partnership (PPP) model, which is expected to boost the state's presence in the defence sector. To further support industrial growth, the state will develop a new 10,000-acre land bank through the e-Bhoomi portal. Furthermore, a new policy will be introduced, requiring government institutions to pay an 8% interest on any delayed payments.
Inaugurates 324 crèches across State
Saini inaugurated 324 crèches across the state, taking an initiative towards women and child welfare in the state. The aim of these centers is to provide assistance to working women in their field of work and to provide a nurturing and safe environment for their children.
So far, 4,533 plots allotted in 61 Gram Panchayats and one Mahagram
The Chief Minister said, “The government's aim is to ensure that even the poorest person in the state has a house. While working swiftly in this direction, our government has made a commitment to provide plots to 1 lakh poor families, measuring 100 square yard plots in villages and 50 square yard plots in Mahagrams. Fulfilling this commitment, so far, 4,533 plots have been given in 61 Gram Panchayats and one Mahagram.” Additionally, in the last 100 days of the present state government, financial assistance of Rs 11.53 crore has been provided under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban and Rural) to help 885 families build permanent homes.
Digitally releases Rs 368 crores directly into their bank accounts
Saini also digitally transferred Rs 368 crore directly into the bank accounts of the farmers. He said that farmers' interests have always remained the utmost priority of the state government. Earlier, the government had provided a bonus of Rs. 2,000 per acre for agricultural and horticultural crops affected by adverse weather conditions during the Kharif-2024 season. A total amount of Rs. 1,345 crores has been provided to farmers so far, he added. The Chief Minister said that for the proper management of crop residue, Rs. 122 crore was released as a subsidy for 10,393 crop residue management machines. A compensation policy has been framed for high-tension power lines passing through farmers' fields. Under this policy, farmers will receive compensation at 200 percent of the market rate for land in the tower area. Additionally, 30 percent of the market rate will be provided as compensation for the land under the power lines, shared Saini.
CET exam will be held soon, target of 2 lakh government jobs will be fulfilled
In response to another question, the Chief Minister said that the people of the state have elected the current government for a five-year term, and in the coming years, the government will provide 2 lakh government jobs to the youth based on merit, without any kharchi-parchi. He added that preparations are underway to conduct the CET exam through the Haryana Staff Selection Commission. The exams for students were ongoing, and now, the CET exam will be held soon. The Chief Minister also highlighted that over the past 10 years, apart from offering 1,75,000 government jobs, the state government has successfully secured employment of 1,20,000 youth. Looking ahead, he reaffirmed that the target of 2 lakh government jobs will be achieved as well.
Payment of any hospital related to Ayushman Bharat Card will not be stopped
In response to another question, the Chief Minister said that under the Ayushman Bharat Card, about Rs 760 crore has been released to the concerned hospitals on January 26, 2025 and the remaining amount of about Rs 200 crore will also be released soon. Payment of any hospital related to Ayushman Bharat Card will not be stopped, he added. In response to a question regarding the implementation of Uniform Civil Code in Haryana state, the Chief Minister said that the whole country is serious about the matter of Uniform Civil Code. There is a debate going on about it in the country. The intellectuals of the society also want it to be implemented in the country. As time comes, we will move forward in this direction.
‘Decision on UCC rollout will be taken at the right time’
Saini said that people wanted the Universal Civil Code (UCC) to be implemented across the country and a decision on its rollout in the state will be taken at the right time. Responding to the UCC implementation in the neighbouring and BJP-ruled Uttarakhand, becoming the first state to implement it, BJP leader and second-time Chief Minister said, “The whole country is serious about UCC. People want it to be implemented across the country,” adding, “The decision will be taken on the UCC at the right time.” He said, “We are supplying water to Delhi from Sonipat. You can get it checked; anyone can come and verify the quality of water we are providing.” He was responding to AAP leader and former Chief Minister's claims that the BJP government in Haryana has been sending toxic water through the Yamuna to Delhi.