Haryanvis have united as one under leadership of Om Prakash Chautala-Sukhbir Badal

Sonia and Robert Vadra 'raj' to end and 'janta raj' to begin on October 15

5 Dariya News

Ratia 12-Oct-2014

Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal today said the people of Haryana had united as one under the leadership of Shri Om Parkash Chautala and would give an overwhelming majority to the INLD- SAD combine on October 15.Addressing a rally here in favour of INLD candidate Prof Ravinder Singh Baliyal,  the SAD president said the Congress had committed its biggest political mistake by jailing Chautala Sahab. "This vindictive act has resulted in uniting all Haryanvis as one and now they are committed to teaching an unforgettable lesson to the party as well as its leader B S Hooda. The last fort of the Congress will crumble on October 15", he announced amongst a sea of humanity at the grain market here.

Badal said he had toured various parts of Haryana and could feel the wave which had developed in favour of the INLD. "Never ever have I seen such enthusiasm among the people to oust an incumbent government. I welcome the decision of the people of Haryana to end Sonia Gandhi and Robert Vadra 'raj'and the ushering in of "janta raj", he added.The SAD president said a vote for the INLD - SAD combine would be a vote for development and social welfare. He said all the major development projects as well as introduction of social welfare schemes including the old age pension scheme had been initiated during the chief ministership of Devi Lal ji and Shri Om Prakash Chautala. 

Badal said in direct contrast Hooda had presided over a corrupt government which was only interested in making money by acquiring land and transferring the same to a chosen few.Meanwhile speaking at the Tohana rally in favour of INLD candidate Nishan Singh Kamboj, the SAD announced among hearty cheers that the INLD - SAD alliance would sweep Haryana by winning 70 seats. "Chautala Sahab sab de dilan che vasde ne", he said adding no one could take him away from the people.