Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) leader Abhay Singh Chautala on Saturday attacked the Congress, calling it a corrupt party, which has done nothing for the country and only gave inflation, corruption and unemployment. Speaking at a rally in Kalanawali to support his INLD candidate Charnajeet Singh Rori, he said, "The Congress ruled India for over 60 years, but it gave only corruption, inflation and discrimination.
The party has done nothing for the common man; the poor people are still poor. They are struggling to get two square meals a day," said Chautala.
The INLD leader lashed out at Ashok Tanwar, claiming he hadn't done anything for Sirsa constituency. "He has not even once taken the initiative to do something remarkable or highlight the plight of people living here."
He said the old Rori circle has always regarded to Tau Devi Lal and in the coming elections it will do it again.
The INLD leader accused chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda of trying to misguide the state. "The CM has only misguided the state people on the development issue. Today, we have hospitals but no doctors, we have electricity poles but no electricity, we have vehicles but not good roads. It is not development it is destruction," Chautala said.
"The present government claims that it is working in the favour of farmers, but I want to ask that why the Swaminathan commission report has not enforced yet. Farmers are helpless and they attempting suicides due to bad economical conditions," he added.
{{/usCountry}}"The present government claims that it is working in the favour of farmers, but I want to ask that why the Swaminathan commission report has not enforced yet. Farmers are helpless and they attempting suicides due to bad economical conditions," he added.
{{/usCountry}}Chautala also accused state Congress president Ashok Tanwar's wife Avantika for allegedly tempting the people by offering them arm licences.
He said the HJC is B team of the Congress and in the coming elections it may lose its identity also.
Abhay Chautala said he had invited Punjab deputy chief minister Sukhbir Singh Badal for Odhan rally on April 2.
Charanjeet Singh, the INLD candidate, said he is a local leader not an outsider. All the INLD leaders appealed to people for cast their vote in favour the party in the coming elections.
Padam Jain, district president, INLD, was among others present on the occasion.