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Home / Top Headlines / Three Time Mla Harvinder Kalyan Is Haryana Speaker

Three-time MLA Harvinder Kalyan is Haryana Speaker

Represents Gharaunda Assembly segment in Karnal district
Pradeep Sharma
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 01:10 PM Oct 25, 2024 IST
Harvinder Kalyan. Tribune file

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Harvinder Kalyan, three-time MLA from Gharaunda, was unanimously elected Speaker of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha on Friday.

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Kalyan's name was proposed by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, and was seconded by minister Ranbir Gangwa. Pro-tem Speaker Rabhuvir Kadian declared him elected Speaker unanimously as there was no other candidate in the fray.

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Kalyan represents the Gharaunda Assembly segment in Karnal — a district not represented in the Saini ministry, which was sworn-in on October 17.

Kalyan, who represents the OBC Rod community, had missed the ministerial bus in the Khattar and Saini ministries.

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