Chautala flays Modi's failures in fulfilling promises to Haryana

Haryana: Jannayak Janta Party (JJP) Leader and Hisar MP Dushyant Chautala on Thursday, flayed the central government for its delay in banning the 'Unregulated Deposit Scheme' Bill, which, he opined, affected crores of people.

Speaking to the reporters, Chautala remarked that the provisions in the Bill were limited to West Bengal, 'whereas it should be implemented across the country', and further claimed that the nexus formed by societies, especially in Hisar, Kathial and Jind, were guilty of scamming people.

Further, outlining on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to Haryana, Chautala said that the PM had spoken about 'One Rank One Pension', despite the protests being held by the soldiers and talked about Swachh Bharat, even though most cities under the 'smart city' initiative were polluted.

He also said that NCRB findings have painted a different picture, contrary to Modi's claims on Beti Bachao Beti Padhao was contrary to that, with Haryana registering more crimes against the women.

With respect to his political alliance, Chautala said that they were open to the idea and asserted that Haryana badly needs a change in the upcoming elections. He further called upon their counterparts from BJP and Congress to join JJP and contribute to the change, which people needed to see and dismissed any kind of alliance with Saini.

Reacting to OP Chautala's statement on family feud, he said that he had been saying this since day one and that it was a difference in opinion, not a conflict on the property.

JJP, during its National Executive Committee meeting, formed four committees - manifesto, campaign, election management, and programme management and 8 new cells - Adhyatmik or Sanskrit, IT, Minority, Labour, Karamchari, Legal, Medical and Servicemen.

Dushayant Chautala raised the issue related to the banning of unregulated deposit scheme Bill in Lok Sabha today.