Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini made a surprise halt in Ambli village on Tuesday while travelling from Chandigarh to Sadhaura. The surprise halt in Ambli turned into a warm and lively community interaction as residents gathered to welcome him. Saini stepped out of his vehicle, shook hands with people and spent time listening to the concerns of villagers.
Ambli residents celebrated his arrival with enthusiasm. They offered sweets and congratulated him on the historic victory in the Bihar Assembly elections. Many villagers said the win boosted the morale of party workers and strengthened faith in the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Saini thanked the people for their affection. He said the Bihar result came from public trust, organisational unity and the hard work of thousands of party workers. According to him, every worker played a meaningful role in the campaign, and the victory belonged to the people.
He assured villagers that the government would continue to prioritise public welfare and rural development. Saini said his team was actively working on improving road connectivity, drinking water facilities, education, and health services in different regions of Haryana. He emphasised that progress in villages creates progress in the entire state.
He also urged the youth of Ambli to participate in development activities and join government programmes designed for skill development, sports, and employment opportunities. Saini said young people bring energy to society and can shape the future of Haryana with their participation.
Market Committee chairman Narender Rana Kurali, Sandeep Saini and many local villagers joined the interaction. They expressed confidence that continuous engagement between the government and the people would strengthen development efforts.
