Hansi: Former Haryana finance minister Captain Abhimanyu hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 25‑year stint in public office as a defining chapter for India, underlining the leader’s consistent preference for national interests over personal ambition.
Modi’s journey from Gujarat to the nation’s helm
Abhimanyu outlined Modi’s ascent from a modest Gujarati household to the chief minister’s chair and ultimately the prime minister’s desk. He lauded the “Gujarat model” of development that took shape during Modi’s state tenure and noted that the central government under his guidance has rolled out far‑reaching reforms across diverse sectors.
Captain Abhimanyu calls out Jassi Petwar
Turning to recent remarks by MLA Jassi Petwar concerning picnics and social‑media reels, Abhimanyu responded sharply, urging the opposition member to move beyond election‑year rhetoric and engage in real‑world politics. He argued that genuine political clout is demonstrated through actions on the ground, not catchy slogans, and poked fun at Petwar’s claim, “I don’t make reels, I build rail,” reminding him that voters reward deeds, not words.
Infrastructure worries in Narnaund
Addressing sentiment in Narnaund, the former finance minister said residents are growing restless over the sluggish rollout of infrastructure and essential services. He warned that voters are increasingly measuring promises against visible outcomes, and that upcoming electoral decisions will hinge on tangible progress.
Reassuring farmers about DAP fertilizer
Abhimanyu also responded to concerns about a DAP fertilizer shortage. He shared that he has been in touch with district officials, who confirmed that steps are already being taken to ensure a steady supply throughout the cropping season, urging cultivators to stay calm.
