Rampal Majra slams govt; alleges betrayal of employees, farmers

INLD state president Rampal Majra launched a scathing attack on the state government, accusing it of failing on multiple fronts. “All claims made by the government have proven to be hollow. Law and order in the state has completely collapsed, leaving citizens distressed,” said Majra while interacting with mediapersons at the office of district president Surjeet Singh on Sunday.

Majra criticised the government's decision not to extend the services of 1,200 employees recruited under the Haryana Kaushal Rozgar Nigam Limited (HKRNL). “The services of 1,200 contractual employees from various departments, including education, have not been extended by the government. It is a betrayal of the employees’ trust,” he said.

Taking further aim at the government, Majra said, “By not fulfilling its electoral promises, the government is playing with the future of the youth.”

Highlighting farmers' issues, he alleged that although compensation for crop loss due to fire was announced during the Prime Minister's visit, no actual relief has been provided. He also claimed that the government’s promise to distribute hybrid paddy seeds to farmers has remained unfulfilled, and that rampant black marketing of government paddy seeds is adding to the woes of the farming community.

On the occasion, Majra, alongside Kisan Cell state president Phool Singh Manjura, announced the formation of the Kisan Cell's state body and released the list of newly appointed district conveners. The new conveners are: Sandeep Ganga (Sirsa), Jagdeep Jaeldar (Fatehabad), Rajiv Raja (Hisar), Pratap Singh Lather (Jind), Shalendra (Kaithal), Nirmal Singh (Ambala), Jai Kishan Sharma (Panchkula), Mamchand Lather (Yamunanagar), Randhir Singh Manthana (Kurukshetra), Naresh Ghanghas (Karnal), Raju Nandal (Panipat), Anil Malik (Sonepat), Mahendra Singh Dalal (Jhajjar), Jagbir Rathi (Rohtak), Ajit Singh (Bhiwani), Suresh Maan (Charkhi Dadri), Dharampal Yadav (Mahendragarh), Kishan Singh (Nuh), Swayachand (Rewari), Mohan Singh (Gurugram), Jitendra Singh (Faridabad), and Jawahar Singh Dagar (Palwal).