Hans News Service Chandigarh

TheCongress on Wednesday said the BJP government’s two years in Haryana were riddled with promises never fulfilled, a spike in crime, and mounting corruption.

The BJP government in Haryana completed two years of its third consecutive term on Saturday. The state Congress on Monday said it will expose the two years of “misgovernance, broken promises and anti-people policies.”

On Wednesday, Haryana Congress chief Rao Narender Singh spoke to reporters in Sirsa, Leader of the Opposition and former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda addressed the media in Delhi, while Congress MP Kumari Selja spoke to reporters in Chandigarh - all lambasting the BJP-led Haryana government.

Rao Narender Singh said that instead of merely making claims, the government must present a factual account of its election promises before the people. Even after two years of the present dispensation, people in the state continue to grapple with crime, unemployment, corruption and deteriorating public services.

“During the Assembly elections, the BJP made major promises to every section of society. The government must now clarify how many promises have been fulfilled, how many are under implementation, and what timelines have been set for completing the remaining commitments,” he said. Rao also flagged extortion demands and gun violence against traders.