Hansi: Former Haryana finance minister Captain Abhimanyu lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 25‑year public career as a watershed moment for the country, stressing the leader’s habit of placing national priorities ahead of personal gain.
From Gujarat roots to the prime minister’s office
Abhimanyu charted Modi’s ascent from a modest family in Gujarat to the state’s chief ministership and ultimately to the helm of the nation. He commended the so‑called “Gujarat model” of development that took shape during Modi’s tenure there, and noted that the central government under his guidance has rolled out sweeping reforms across a range of sectors.
Captain Abhimanyu calls out Jassi Petwar
Turning to recent remarks by MLA Jassi Petwar about picnics and social‑media reels, Abhimanyu responded sharply, urging the opposition figure to stop rehearsing for the 2029 elections and to engage with real political work today. He argued that genuine political strength is measured on the ground, not in slogans, and mocked the claim, “I don’t make reels, I build rail,” by reminding the MLA that actions, not words, win voters.
Infrastructure anxieties in Narnaund
Addressing the mood in Narnaund, the former finance minister said residents are growing restless over the sluggish pace of infrastructure development and service delivery. He warned that voters compare promises with tangible results, and that future electoral choices will hinge on visible progress.
Farmers’ worries over DAP availability
Abhimanyu also tackled concerns about a shortage of DAP fertilizer. He disclosed that he has spoken with district officials, who assured him that corrective measures are already underway to maintain a steady supply throughout the farming season, urging cultivators not to panic.
