KAITHAL: Cabinet Minister Ranbir Singh Gangwa said that the BJP government has given a unique Diwali gift to thousands of families by providing employment to qualified youth without any expense and without any slip. BJP does whatever it says. CM Naib Saini is a man of word . As soon as he became the CM, he has given jobs to 24 thousand youths instantly . Similarly, every promise made to the public will be fulfilled.
Cabinet Minister Ranbir was addressing the workers at Titram Mor in Kaithal while going from Chandigarh to Barwala on Saturday. Where he was grandly welcomed and felicitated. People of 36 communities welcomed him with great enthusiasm by bursting fireworks, distributing laddus and garlanding him. He said that the BJP government is well-wisher of all sections and works for every section. BJP has become the first party to come to power for the third consecutive time. At the same time, the opposition has been completely rejected by the people of the country and the state.
Cabinet Minister Ranbir Gangwa said that under the leadership and guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP government with full majority will be dedicated to service, good governance, equality, prosperity and poor welfare. The work done by the government on the principle of Haryana One Haryanvi One in the last 10 years under the leadership of former Chief Minister Manohar Lal and present Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini will be continued. He said that Haryana will achieve new heights under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nayab Saini.
On this occasion, former chairman Satbir Verma, P.A. Arun Bhoria, retired Kanungo Pawan, Kala Prajapati, BJP OBC Morcha District President Praveen Prajapati, BPHO Kaithal District President Subhash Kurad, former District President Balbir Nauch, Sandeep Padla, Vinod Deeg, Krishna Teak, Shamsher Kalia, Shyam Prajapati Rajound, Baldev Harsaula, Sunil Barwala, Naresh Pyoda, Dinesh Teak, Sohan LalSarpanch representatives Haripura, Dilbagh Panch, Nirmal Sisla, Rajendra Prajapati etc. were present