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Hisar: After Naveen, ex-minister Savitri Jindal joins BJP

Hisar: After Naveen, ex-minister Savitri Jindal joins BJP

Former CM Manohar Lal Khattar welcomes Savitri Jindal into the BJP in the presence of CM Nayab Singh Saini in Hisar.



Tribune News Service

Deepender Deswal

Hisar, March 28

Former minister and two-time Congress MLA from Hisar Savitri Jindal joined the BJP with former mayor Shakuntala Rajliwal and other family members and aides at a function here today.

Savitri’s son Naveen has already joined the BJP and is the party’s candidate from Kurukshetra Lok Sabha seat.

“When the political leaders have been slugging it out to grab power, there is no such tussle in the BJP, where the leaders are always ready to sacrifice any post for each other,” she claimed.

Meanwhile, taking a dig at the Congress, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said the prominent leaders of the party are shrinking away to join the electoral fray.

While inaugurating the BJP’s election office in Hisar, he said the big leaders want that some other faces should be asked to contest the elections. “A churning is going on in the Congress party on the issue of fielding candidates. The main leaders don’t want to contest the election,” Saini said.

He claimed that Haryana’s BJP government has brought in a policy of transparency in the recruitment of government jobs under the former CM Manohar Lal Khattar. “Once, even I went to him with a recommendation slip, but the CM refused to entertain it saying that the recruitments are made fairly,” he said. adding that the BJP-led government in Haryana and at Centre has scripted a new chapter of development.

Former CM Khattar, who is also a BJP candidate from Karnal Lok Sabha seat, said that the BJP is a party of selfless leaders. Apparently targeting the Congress for factionalism, Khattar said that he requested Saini and it took him two days to persuade him to accept the responsibility as the CM.

“There are instances of tussle in political parties for chairs and sometimes the chairs get broken in this tussle. However, when it comes to the responsibility of contesting polls, the Congress leaders are shying away,” he said.

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