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INLD-BSP will free Haryana of drugs, crime: Abhay Singh Chautala

Both parties to hold joint events from July 20
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Updated At : 11:33 AM Jul 18, 2024 IST

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Sirsa, July 17

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INLD national secretary general and Ellenabad MLA Abhay Singh Chautala on Wednesday claimed that the next government in Haryana will be formed by the INLD-BSP alliance.

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Addressing a meeting of the alliance leaders and workers at the INLD district office on Dabwali Road, he expressed confidence that their coalition government will ensure a drug-free and crime-free administration in Haryana.

Chautala highlighted the political empowerment of Scheduled Caste communities initiated by former Deputy PM Chaudhary Devi Lal, citing their representation in Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha.

The joint programmes of both parties are scheduled from July 20 to 23, including meetings in Rania on July 20, Kalanwali on July 21 and Sirsa on July 23. All meetings would be held at the INLD district office.

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