Criminals should either give up crime or leave the state – Chief Minister Nayab Singh

Chandigarh, July 14 – Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh issued a stern warning to criminals, asking them to either abandon criminal activities or vacate the state. He said that the state government will enforce stringent measures against criminal activities, ensuring no offender escapes justice.  He also commended the police for their prompt action in apprehending a criminals from Thailand, highlighting their efficient efforts.

The Chief Minister was interacting with the media persons during handing over the charge to the newly appointed state president of BJP Sh Mohanlal Badoli in Rohtak today.

The present government instructed the police to work promptly, resulting in zero FIRs being registered, and the government is taking strict action to curb crime, unlike the previous government where crime figures in the state were high and FIRs were not registered before 2014.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh asserted that his party would secure a majority government in the state for the third consecutive term. He underscored that under Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi’s leadership, Haryana’s development trajectory would accelerate further. The government is actively organizing state-level celebrations of saints’ and mahatmas’ birth anniversaries to imbibe the younger generation with their teachings and historical significance, ensuring effective transmission of the country’s heritage.

BJP’s newly appointed State President Sh. Mohanlal Badoli said that party workers will inform the people about the government’s welfare schemes at the booth level so that all eligible people can take benefit of those schemes.

Rajya Sabha Mr. Krishanlal Panwar, former minister and Manish Kumar Grover were also present on this occasion.