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‘He gets upset quickly’: Manohar Lal Khattar on Anil Vij skipping Nayab Singh Saini's oath

Anil Vij, who served as home minister in Manohar Lal Khattar's government, was not present at Nayab Singh Saini's oath ceremony.

Updated on: Mar 12, 2024, 20:35:39 IST
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When Nayab Singh Saini took oath as Haryana chief minister, there was one leader whose absence became a talking point: Anil Vij.

The senior BJP leader did not attend the oath ceremony held at Raj Bhavan. HT had learnt that Vij, a six-time MLA, had left the BJP legislature party meeting midway.

Senior BJP leader Anil Vij was not present at Nayab Singh Saini's oath ceremony.
Senior BJP leader Anil Vij was not present at Nayab Singh Saini's oath ceremony.

The 70-year-old BJP leader's exclusion from the new Haryana cabinet triggered immense speculation. Former chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar, under whom Vij had served as home minister, admitted that the senior leader was upset.

“Anil Vij is our senior leader...It is in his nature that he gets upset quickly but becomes okay soon. There have been such instances before. He is upset but we are talking to him...Our new chief minister will also talk to him,” the former chief minister was quoted by ANI as saying. There are speculations that Khattar may contest Lok Sabha election from Karnal.

 
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