Haryana’s Acting CM Accuses Congress of Harassing Kumari Shelja Mentally

Haryana: As Haryana gears up for its assembly elections, set for October 5, Acting Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has intensified his criticism of the Congress party. He accused Congress of mentally harassing Kumari Shelja, a senior Congress leader, amid a heated political climate filled with accusations and counter-accusations.

Allegations Against Congress
Saini claimed that ending reservation policies is ingrained in Congress’s DNA, asserting that the party is opposed to the development of the underprivileged. He alleged that Congress is working against the constitutional provisions meant to uplift the poor, thus jeopardizing their growth and opportunities.

Political Tensions Rise
With only a few days left until voting, all political parties are ramping up their campaigns. The BJP is focusing on recent comments made by Rahul Gandhi regarding reservation policies during his trip to the U.S., using them as a focal point to criticize Congress’s stance. This ongoing political tussle highlights the charged atmosphere leading up to the elections, as candidates and leaders prepare to sway public opinion.