Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that the government is working with full dedication to ensure better public health facilities for every citizen of the state. In Kaithal, over the past 11 years, 145 km of new sewerage lines and 122 km of drinking water pipelines have been laid for comprehensive improvement of the sewerage network.
Sh. Nayab Singh Saini was speaking in the House during the discussion on the Budget. The Chief Minister said that perhaps the member did not take the effort to carefully read the Budget speech.
Had they referred to paragraph numbers 31, 32, 80, 81, and 85 of Part-5, they would have clearly seen that the government has not only provided detailed information on public health but has also presented a concrete roadmap for the future. He said that the member’s claim that no funds were provided for development in Kaithal colonies and that dirty water is accumulating there is completely incorrect.
He further informed that administrative approval for an estimate of ₹20.40 crore for Kaithal city was granted on December 18, 2025. Under this ambitious plan, a 55 km long new sewerage network will be laid in newly approved colonies of Kaithal, and old sewerage pipelines will be replaced wherever required. Additionally, 90 km of new drinking water pipelines will also be laid in these colonies.
The Chief Minister added that, as far as waterlogging on roads is concerned, there is currently no such situation. Whenever any complaint regarding sewer blockage or disruption is received, the department ensures immediate action.