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PM Modi’s 12-Year Tenure: Haryana CM Saini Hails Development Projects

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the completion of 12 years of his tenure, highlighting that Modi brought new development projects on every visit to the state. Saini noted that Modi has visited Haryana 17 times, providing 22 National Highways and various welfare schemes. The CM emphasized benefits for farmers, women, and youth under schemes like Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana and Ayushman Bharat. He expressed confidence that Modi’s leadership will accelerate India’s journey to becoming a developed, self-reliant nation.

PM Modi brought development projects on every Haryana visit: CM Saini

Chandigarh, June 10

Saying Prime Minister Narendra Modi has visited Haryana 17 times and on every occasion he has brought new development projects, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Wednesday extended best wishes to him on behalf of Haryana's nearly 3 crore people on the completion of 12 years of his tenure as Prime Minister.

In a letter to the Prime Minister, the Chief Minister said, "The occasion is one of admiration and felicitations. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the longest continuously elected and one of the most popular Prime Ministers in India's democratic history."

The Chief Minister said the past 12 years have emerged as significant milestones in the awakening of the nation's collective consciousness, public service and development journey.

He said this period under the Prime Minister's leadership has witnessed a transformative era inspired by service, good governance, commitment, dedication and the spirit of "Nation First".

He said the dream of a developed, self-reliant, strong and proud India, with which the people entrusted the nation's leadership to PM Narendra Modi in 2014, is today becoming a reality before the eyes of 1.4 billion Indians.

In the letter, the Chief Minister mentioned that the Prime Minister launched his Lok Sabha election campaign from the rally of ex-servicemen held in Rewari on September 15, 2013, and that the enthusiasm of that rally and the affection of the people of Haryana remain memorable even today.

CM Saini said the people of Haryana have always stood at the forefront of nation-building.

"The state's brave soldiers, hardworking farmers, talented athletes and dedicated youth have consistently enhanced the nation's pride."

He said the confidence, stability and development witnessed by the country over the past 12 years have filled every citizen of Haryana with renewed energy and confidence.

He said the Prime Minister has transformed governance into a powerful instrument of public service.

"Under his leadership, the poor, farmers, women and youth have come to the centre of the development process. Millions of families across the country have experienced for the first time that the government is not merely an instrument of power, but also a sensitive force committed to improving their lives."

The Chief Minister said under the Prime Minister's leadership, homeless families in Haryana's villages have received houses, the dream of smoke-free kitchens for mothers and sisters has been fulfilled, government assistance has reached the poor without discrimination and the benefits of schemes have been directly transferred to eligible beneficiaries through digital technology.

He described this as a model of good governance that future generations will also remember.

CM Saini said Haryana has been a significant 'karmabhoomi' for Prime Minister Modi and that he has always shared a special bond with the state.

He said the Prime Minister has provided Haryana with 22 National Highways spanning 1,390 km, resulting in every district of the state now being connected by a National Highway.

He said under the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, Haryana's farmers have received Rs 9,888 crore. Under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi, 20.17 lakh farmers have received Rs 7,562 crore.

Through the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, 15 lakh women have received free LPG connections, while 2.18 lakh women in the state have become Lakhpati Didis.

The Chief Minister said under the Ayushman Bharat-Chirayu Yojana, more than 27 lakh people have received free medical treatment worth Rs 4,148 crore.

Under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Anna Kalyan Yojana, 1.57 crore people are receiving free ration.

He said under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, 1.56 lakh poor families have received permanent houses.

Through the Jal Jeevan Mission, tap water connections have reached 31 lakh rural households.

Haryana's youth have established more than 10,000 startups, while 1.58 lakh young people have received skill training.

Wishing the Prime Minister good health, long life and continued energy, the Chief Minister expressed confidence that under his capable leadership, India will accelerate its journey towards becoming a developed, self-reliant and globally leading nation.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Aditi M

17 visits to Haryana shows PM Modi's love for our state! 😊 The Ayushman Bharat scheme helping 27 lakh people is incredible. As a resident of Gurgaon, I see the highway development happening - but wish the article also mentioned water crisis solutions separately from just Jal Jeevan numbers.

Vikram M

No doubt development is happening, but we should also question if this is just election rhetoric. CM Saini is praising PM Modi while ground realities in villages - like healthcare access in rural areas - are still poor. Numbers are impressive but implementation at grassroots needs more scrutiny.

Sneha F

Proud of our PM! 🇮🇳 The Lakhpati Didi scheme helping 2.18 lakh women in Haryana is life-changing. My mother's neighbor got Ujjwala connection and now doesn't have to breathe smoke daily. However, the article sounds too one-sided - would love to hear opposition's view too.

Naveen S

Development projects are welcome but let's not forget that Haryana's farmers still face MSP issues and stubble burning problem. Free ration to 1.57 crore people is good but sustainable livelihood creation is more important. CM should focus on regional disparities within Haryana too.

Priyanka N

Loved reading this! The startup ecosystem in Haryana with 10,000 startups is amazing. My cousin started one in Panchkula thanks to government schemes. Only concern is whether these benefits reach Dalit and Adivasi communities equally - transparency in DBT is key.

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