Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini's Big Claim: 70 of 217 Promises Fulfilled, Every Agniveer to Get a Job

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini spoke about his government's performance, employment initiatives and future plans at the ‘Aaj Tak Panchayat Haryana’ event. During the interaction, the Chief Minister highlighted issues concerning young people, farmers, Agniveers, investment and the government's election commitments.

Saini also targeted the opposition while outlining what he described as the achievements of his government.

70 of 217 Promises Fulfilled

Nayab Singh Saini claimed that his government has fulfilled 70 out of 217 commitments made in its election manifesto.

He said work on the remaining commitments is also underway and presented the figure as part of his government's performance report.

The Chief Minister highlighted several initiatives related to farmers, women, employment and welfare while discussing the government's progress.

Every Agniveer to Get a Job

One of the biggest announcements made by Saini concerned Agniveers.

The Chief Minister said that every Agniveer from Haryana would be provided a job, stressing that the government was working to ensure employment opportunities for those completing their service under the Agnipath scheme.

He said discussions and preparations regarding employment opportunities for Agniveers were already underway.

16,000–17,000 Youth Given Joining Letters

Speaking about government employment, Saini claimed that 16,000 to 17,000 young people had received joining letters within just two months.

He said the recruitment process was being carried out transparently and without the traditional system of ‘parchi-kharchi’, referring to allegations of political influence or corruption in recruitment.

The Chief Minister also claimed that around 47,000 young people had received government jobs so far.

Big Claim on MSP for Farmers

Farmers were another major focus of the Chief Minister's address.

Saini claimed that Haryana has become the first state to procure every crop at the Minimum Support Price (MSP).

He also said farmers are receiving payments directly into their bank accounts within 48 to 72 hours after selling their produce in the mandis.

₹5,500 Crore Investment From Singapore

The Chief Minister also highlighted Haryana's efforts to attract foreign investment.

According to Saini, investment agreements worth around ₹5,500 crore have been signed with Singapore. These investments are expected to cover sectors including medical services, education and manufacturing.

He also mentioned investment proposals from Japan worth around ₹5,000 crore, claiming that a significant portion of the proposed projects has already moved towards implementation.

Focus on Jobs and Investment

Saini said the government's investment push is aimed at creating more employment opportunities for Haryana's youth while strengthening the state's industrial and economic base.

The government has been highlighting sectors such as manufacturing, education, healthcare and technology as areas with potential for new investment and employment.

Attack on the Opposition

During the interaction, the Chief Minister also targeted the opposition, particularly the Congress.

He commented on the Congress's criticism of the Election Commission and questioned the party's position on the institution.

Saini also made political remarks about Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders. These were political statements made by the Chief Minister and represent his side of the political debate.

Government's Report Card

Through his appearance at ‘Aaj Tak Panchayat Haryana’, Nayab Singh Saini sought to highlight his government's performance through figures related to fulfilled election promises, government jobs, Agniveer employment, MSP procurement and foreign investment.

The most prominent claim was his assurance that every Agniveer from Haryana would get a job. At the same time, the Chief Minister said that 70 of the government's 217 election commitments had already been fulfilled, while work on the remaining promises continues