Congress leader Randeep Surjewala strongly attacked Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini, saying the BJP govt made Gurgaon city of goons. He argued that crime and lawlessness have risen sharply under the BJP, leaving people frustrated and insecure.
Surjewala repeated that the BJP govt made Gurgaon city of goons by allowing mafias, extortion groups, and gangs to operate without fear. According to him, the government protects criminals for political advantage. As a result, women, youth, and business owners feel unsafe in what should be one of India’s most modern cities.
He added that Gurgaon, once praised as a global corporate hub, now suffers from a damaged image. Instead of symbolizing growth, it has become a city where people worry about safety. Surjewala said this decline is the direct result of weak governance.
In addition, he blamed the BJP for ignoring unemployment and farmer distress. He said leaders prefer slogans and propaganda while young people migrate in search of jobs. Moreover, rising prices and poor healthcare add to the public’s anger.
Surjewala reminded voters that Haryana deserves a government that cares for citizens, not one that shelters criminals. He promised that Congress will restore peace, strengthen policing, and protect families if elected.
Furthermore, he said his party will present a people-centric manifesto that focuses on growth, justice, and equal opportunity. By removing the influence of mafias, Gurgaon can once again become a city known for progress and safety.
