PM Modi Will Continue as “Pradhan Sevak” for a Fourth Term in 2029, says Nayab Singh Saini*
*CM addresses Press Conference on successful Completion of 12 Years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Tenure*
*Congress Only Misled the Nation; Its Era of Falsehoods Is Over- CM*
*PM has Achieved Even Seemingly Impossible Goals, says Nayab Singh Saini*
Chandigarh, June 12- Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that the political party which ruled the country for 55 years did not strengthen India as it should have. He said that the Congress party only misled the nation and its era of falsehoods is now over. He added that under the leadership of Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi, India has been strengthened and the country has rapidly transformed through 12 years of governance focused on service and good governance. Rural areas have changed, cities have transformed, and the nation’s overall development has progressed. He asserted that Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi will continue to serve as the ‘Pradhan Sevak’ of the country for a fourth term in 2029 as well.
The Chief Minister was addressing a press conference on Friday at Panchkamal in Panchkula on the completion of 12 years of Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi’s tenure. On this occasion, Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister, Sh. Shyam Singh Rana, BJP State President, Dr. Archana Gupta, MLA Kalka, Smt. Shakti Rani Sharma, Mayor, Sh. Shyam Lal Bansal, BJP Vice President, Smt. Banto Kataria, District Incharge Sh. Ravi Batan, Chief Minister’s Media Advisor, Sh. Rajiv Jaitley and Media Secretary Shri Parveen Atreya were also present.
Addressing the media, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that under Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi’s leadership, the people of India have witnessed transformation across all sectors. While every Prime Minister has worked with their own intent and vision, Prime Minister’s historic tenure has brought India a new global identity. He said that Sh. Narendra Modi has already set the record of being the longest-serving elected Prime Minister in India’s history.
The Chief Minister extended his heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the Prime Minister on behalf of himself and on behalf of people of Haryana, praising his leadership for establishing India among the world’s major powers over the past 12 years. He said that under the Prime Minister’s dynamic leadership, India’s voice is strongly heard on global platforms such as G20, BRICS, SCO, and the United Nations, where the country is playing a decisive role. He highlighted the abrogation of Article 370 and 35A in Jammu and Kashmir as a realization of the dream of an integrated India from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. He further said that during Operation Sindoor in May 2025, the world witnessed India’s indigenous technological and defence capabilities, while Operation Mahadev ensured that the perpetrators of the Pahalgam attack were brought to justice.
He said that due to strong and decisive decisions of the Prime Minister led central government, the dream of a Naxal-free India is progressing rapidly, and internal security has been strengthened through a strong crackdown on terrorism. Under Sh. Narendra Modi’s leadership, landmark steps such as surgical strikes, air strikes, One Rank One Pension, Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao, and the CAA have been implemented. He added that achievements such as Chandrayaan-3, Aditya-L1 mission, and preparations for the Gaganyaan mission reflect India’s scientific capability and technological confidence.
*Economic Growth, Digital Revolution and Youth Empowerment*
The Chief Minister said that India has made unprecedented progress in the economic sector. In 2014, India was the 11th largest economy, whereas today it is rapidly moving towards becoming the fourth largest economy in the world. Despite global pandemic, wars, economic slowdown, and supply chain disruptions, India remains the fastest-growing major economy.
Under the PM SVANidhi scheme, more than 74 lakh street vendors have received financial support. One of the biggest achievements of the Prime Minister’s 12-year tenure is the digital revolution. Through UPI, India is leading the world in digital payments, accounting for nearly 56 percent of global digital transactions. Through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT), more than Rs. 51 lakh crore has been directly transferred to beneficiaries’ accounts, significantly reducing corruption and eliminating middlemen.
Schemes such as Startup India, Skill India, Digital India, and Make in India have empowered youth. From negligible startups in 2014, India now has more than 2.2 lakh startups and has become the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem. Youth from small towns and villages are setting new global benchmarks in innovation and entrepreneurship. Under the Mudra Yojana, more than Rs. 40 lakh crore in loans have been disbursed to small and medium entrepreneurs, with 75 percent of beneficiaries being women.
*Sports, Skill Development, Research and Health Achievements*
The Chief Minister said India has achieved new heights in sports. A total of 1,045 Khelo India Centres and 34 Khelo India State Centres of Excellence have been established across the country. More than 10,000 Atal Tinkering Labs have been set up to promote innovation and scientific thinking among 1.1 crore students.
Under the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana, free vocational training in over 200 courses including IT, health, fashion, and agriculture is being provided in government schools. More than 1,200 vocational labs have been set up in 600 rural schools. Through job fairs, over 12 lakh appointment letters have been issued in a transparent manner.
Over 63,000 athletes have participated in Khelo India Games, and under the TOPS scheme, 300 athletes are receiving world-class training. As a result, India won a record 107 medals in the Asian Games 2022. Under the National Sports Policy 2025, preparations are underway for hosting the 2036 Olympics.
The number of medical colleges in India has increased to 842. MBBS seats have increased to 1,28,976 and PG seats to 85,822.
*Women Empowerment at the Core of Development*
The Chief Minister said women empowerment has been placed at the center of governance. The Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam, ensuring 33 percent reservation for women in Parliament and State Assemblies, is a historic step. Women are being provided skill development opportunities and self-help groups are being strengthened.
Under the ‘Lakhpati Didi’ campaign, more than 3 crore women are being made financially independent, with a target of 3 crore more by 2030. Under PM Matru Vandana Yojana, more than 7.3 crore pregnant and lactating women have received over Rs. 20,000 crore in assistance.
Increasing participation of women in the armed forces, Sainik Schools, and NDA reflects empowerment. More than 14 lakh Anganwadi centres are serving nearly 9 crore beneficiaries with digital monitoring. HPV vaccination is being provided free of cost to adolescent girls for cervical cancer prevention.
Under the Jan Dhan Yojana, over 32 crore women bank accounts have been opened, while 4.5 crore accounts have been opened under Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana. Among 3 lakh recognised startups, 48 percent are led by women.
*Agriculture, Farmers’ Welfare and Rural Economy*
The Chief Minister said agriculture has witnessed historic transformation. Under PM Kisan Samman Nidhi, farmers receive Rs. 6,000 annually, and Rs. 4.3 lakh crore has been transferred so far. Under PM Fasal Bima Yojana, over 4.2 crore farmers have benefited.
Natural farming and modern technology are being promoted. E-NAM has recorded agricultural trade worth over Rs. 5 lakh crore, connecting 1,656 mandis and 1.8 crore farmers. About 8 crore farmers are benefiting from Kisan Credit Cards. India has entered the top 10 agricultural exporters due to recognition of millets (Shri Anna).
Fish production has increased from 95 lakh tonnes (2014–15) to nearly 2 crore tonnes. Honey production and export have increased under the National Beekeeping Mission. Over 48 lakh agriculture infrastructure projects have been approved. More than 11,000 agri-startups are working in the sector.
*Infrastructure and Connectivity Revolution*
The Chief Minister said India has witnessed unprecedented infrastructure development in highways, expressways, railways, airports, and ports. Iconic projects such as Atal Tunnel, Pamban Bridge, Atal Setu, Sudarshan Setu, and Bogibeel Bridge have been completed.
Kashmir has been connected to the rest of India through the Chenab Bridge, the world’s highest railway bridge. Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh have been connected to rail networks for the first time, and Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh have received air connectivity.
National highway length has increased to over 16,200 km. The metro network has grown from 248 km (2014) to over 1,155 km, expanding from 5 to 26 cities. Rajpath has been transformed into Kartavya Path, and the Indian Navy flag has been redesigned inspired by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Three new criminal laws have replaced colonial-era laws.
*Major Development Projects in Haryana under PM Modi*
The Chief Minister said Haryana has a special bond with PM Modi, who has visited the state 17 times as Prime Minister and given multiple projects. Haryana now has 1,390 km of 22 national highways connecting every district.
Key projects include, Maharana Pratap Horticulture University in Uchani (Rs.700 crore, 65 acres), Rithala–Kundli Metro Corridor (Rs. 6,230 crore, 26 km), ESIC Medical College expansion in Faridabad (Rs. 625 crore, 500 beds), 800 MW third unit at Yamunanagar Thermal Plant (Rs.8,469 crore), Gobar-Dhan plant in Yamunanagar (Rs. 90 crore), Rewari Bypass (Rs.1,069 crore), Hisar Airport terminal and air services to Ayodhya, Delhi, Chandigarh, Jaipur, with upcoming Jammu and Ahmedabad flights, Panchjanya monument in Kurukshetra inaugurated on November 25, 2025.
*Strong Welfare and Social Security in Haryana*
The Chief Minister said that under Ayushman Bharat-Chirayu, over 27 lakh beneficiaries received Rs. 4,148 crore free treatment. Free dialysis services have started. 1.57 crore people receive free ration under PM Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana. 1.56 lakh families got houses under PM Awas Yojana. Rs. 5,337 crore has been given under labour welfare schemes. 87,660 homes are connected under the PM Surya Ghar scheme. Scheduled Castes have been given reservation rights. Social pension increased from Rs. 1,000 (2014) to Rs. 3,200. OBC creamy layer limit raised to Rs. 8 lakh. Minimum wages increased by 35 percent to Rs. 19,425 per month.
*Housing, Employment and Social Welfare*
The Chief Minister further informed that under urban housing schemes, 15,256 plots and 4,211 flats were provided. Under rural housing, 12,561 plots were allotted. 1.8 lakh government jobs have been provided in 11.5 years. Haryana Skill Employment Corporation provided job security to 1.2 lakh youth.
Schemes like Ayodhya Ram Lalla pilgrimage, Maha Kumbh visits, Nanded Sahib and Somnath pilgrimages were arranged for the poor. Under Dayalu Yojana, 74,245 families received Rs. 2,800 crore assistance. Rs. 71,000 marriage assistance is provided for poor girls. Over 10,000 startups have been established in Haryana and 1.58 lakh youth have received skill training.
*Agriculture, Women, Youth and Infrastructure in Haryana*
The Chief minister said that Haryana remains a leader in sports, contributing over two-thirds of India’s medals. The state has 16 Khelo India Centres and one State Centre of Excellence in Panchkula. 441 Atal Tinkering Labs are training around 1 lakh students. 25,962 Anganwadi centres serve nearly 12 lakh beneficiaries. He said that an amount of Rs. 50,085 crore Mudra loans have been given without collateral. Families of Agniveers receive Rs. 1 crore assistance in case of martyrdom.
Furthermore, farmers received Rs. 9,888 crore under crop insurance and Rs. 7,562.47 crore under PM Kisan. MSP procurement covers all 24 crops in Haryana. Rs. 1.85 lakh crore has been directly transferred for crop purchases.
Rs. 16,160 crore compensation has been given for crop losses. 1.93 lakh solar tubewells installed under PM Kusum Yojana. The entire state is covered under Lal Dora-free scheme. Mhara Gaon–Jagmag Gaon scheme provides 24-hour electricity in 6,038 villages.
*Women Empowerment and Social Security in Haryana*
The Chief Minister said that under Lado Lakshmi Yojana, Rs. 2,100 per month is given; 9.89 lakh women have received Rs. 1,623 crore. LPG at Rs. 500 has benefited 14.42 lakh women, with ₹302 crore transferred. 15 lakh women received free LPG connections under Ujjwala Yojana. 67,641 SHGs are active, and 2.48 lakh women have become Lakhpati Didis. 82 colleges were opened for girls; 31 are exclusively for women. Free postgraduate education is provided.
*Infrastructure Growth in Haryana*
The Chief Minister said that 31 lakh rural homes have tap water under Jal Jeevan Mission. Rs. 3 lakh crore industrial investment has come to the state. Hydrogen train trial conducted between Jind and Sonipat. The national highway network increased to 3,414 km. The metro network expanded from 12.15 km (2014) to 28.45 km and now covers 4 cities. Hisar airport connects Ayodhya, Delhi, Chandigarh, Jaipur. Haryana Orbital Rail Corridor approved. KMP and KGP expressways have improved connectivity and reduced Delhi traffic congestion.
*Vision for Developed India 2047*
The Chief Minister said India has entered Amrit Kaal with the goal of Developed India 2047, a national resolve of 140 crore citizens. He said a developed India means a poverty-free, technologically empowered, environmentally sensitive, and opportunity-rich nation.
He said the 12-year journey of the Modi government proves that with clear leadership, strong intent, effective policy, and national interest at the core, even impossible goals can be achieved. This is the story of a new India and the foundation of a developed future.
Under Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi’s leadership, India has built a strong foundation for achieving the vision of Developed India 2047.
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My Office and Residence Remain Open to the Public Round the Clock, says CM
CM calls for Collective Efforts to Strengthen Society and the Nation
AAP has Misled Punjab Voters with False Promises, says CM
Chandigarh, June 12- Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, said that both his office and official residence remain open to the public round the clock and that his government would leave no stone unturned in safeguarding people’s rights and promoting social welfare through policy initiatives as well as individual interventions.
The Chief Minister was addressing the Saini Mahasammelan organised by the Saini Samaj Welfare Committee in Rajpura, Punjab on Friday.
Upon his arrival, the Chief Minister was accorded a grand welcome by the organisers. He also honoured several social workers with shawls in recognition of their contribution to society.
The Chief Minister said he feels happy to be present at the massive gathering of the Saini community on the historic, sacred and valiant land of Rajpura. Congratulating the office-bearers of the Welfare Committee for successfully organising the event, he said he was deeply moved by the trust, affection and unity displayed by the community.
Strong Advocacy for the Rights of the Community
The Chief Minister called upon members of society to work collectively for strengthening both society and the nation, saying that only through united efforts could Punjab become more prosperous and developed. He assured the gathering that the rights and interests of the community would be strongly represented and advocated at every appropriate forum.
He said the Saini community should no longer remain merely a silent spectator or supporter but should emerge as a leading and decisive force in politics. Its participation, he said, should be strong and influential from Panchayats to State Assemblies and Parliament.
AAP Misled the People of Punjab Through False Promises-CM
Launching a sharp attack on the Aam Aadmi Party, the Chief Minister alleged that during the last elections, the party misled the people of Punjab by making numerous promises that were never fulfilled. He said many people in the state now feel deceived and betrayed.
Referring to compensation announced during flood-related distress, he said the Punjab Chief Minister had claimed of providing Rs. 20,000 to affected farmers, while AAP National Convener Arvind Kejriwal had claimed of providing Rs. 50,000 elsewhere. He alleged that such contradictory promises exposed the party’s double standards. Describing the Punjab government as corrupt, he further alleged that it was engaged in exploitation rather than serving the people.
Prime Minister Brought the Poor into the Mainstream of Development
The Chief Minister said that since the Prime Minister has assumed office, several transformative policies have been introduced to ensure that even the poorest citizens become active participants in the country’s development journey.
Highlighting Haryana Government’s initiatives to honour Sikh heritage, he said the state had celebrated the 350th martyrdom anniversary of ‘Hind di Chadar’ Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji on a grand scale and had undertaken several projects in his memory. These include the establishment of a Chair at Sirsa University, naming a chowk in Faridabad after him, development of an approach road to Dhamtan Sahib, and the naming of a forest and gateway in Yamunanagar and a Polytechnic institution in Ambala in his honour.
Government Jobs for Families Affected by the 1984 Riots
The Chief Minister said an agricultural college in the name of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji was being established at Chhachhrauli and work on the project would begin soon. He added that the Prime Minister had also released a commemorative coin and postage stamp dedicated to the Guru’s teachings during a state-level function held in Kurukshetra.
He said that apart from providing government jobs to eligible members of families affected by the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, Haryana was also providing free dialysis treatment in government hospitals across the state.
Highlighting the achievements of the BJP government, he said that out of the 217 Sankalp made in the party’s election manifesto, 63 had already been fulfilled while work on 157 others was progressing rapidly.
The Chief Minister said Haryana is procuring all crops at the Minimum Support Price (MSP) and had also brought vegetables, potatoes and other produce under the Bhavantar Bharpai Yojana to ensure remunerative prices for farmers.
He said the government is providing LPG cylinders at Rs.500, extending a subsidy of Rs.8,000 to farmers adopting crop diversification, and implementing a scheme to provide financial assistance of Rs.2,100 to women. Senior citizens, persons with disabilities and widows were receiving pensions regularly, while beneficiaries of schemes such as the Deendayal Lado Lakshmi Yojana were receiving assistance every month. He said these benefits were being transferred directly into beneficiaries’ accounts at the click of a button on the 10th day of every month.
Mohali–Rajpura Rail Bypass Project approved
The Chief Minister said welfare-oriented policies on the lines of Haryana would also be implemented in Punjab. He said the Prime Minister had initiated projects worth Rs. 7,500 crore in Punjab that would create employment opportunities for more than 64,000 youth.
He further said that modern infrastructure facilities worth Rs. 1,387 crore would also be developed. In addition, approval had been granted for the construction of the Mohali–Rajpura Rail Bypass at a cost of around Rs. 1,400 crore. He added that determined efforts would also be made to eliminate the menace of drugs and create employment opportunities for the youth.
The Chief Minister said Rajpura occupies an important place in the region’s history and represents a vibrant centre of cultural heritage and spiritual consciousness. He described the area as a vital gateway connecting the progress of Punjab, Haryana and the rest of the country.
He said this land had produced hardworking farmers, brave soldiers and selfless social workers who had contributed immensely to nation-building. Paying tribute to social reformers Jyotiba Phule and Savitribai Phule, he said they were among the nation’s most precious gems and had carried out revolutionary work in the field of women’s education and the upliftment of weaker sections. He said their contributions had enabled society to live with dignity and self-respect.
The Chief Minister also paid tribute to Sant Lakhmidas, Gulab Saini, the commander of the Ballabhgarh princely state, hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand and Padma Shri Nek Chand Saini, the creator of Chandigarh’s iconic Rock Garden. He said these distinguished personalities had brought pride and recognition to the community across the country and the world.
BJP Ensured Greater Representation for OBC Communities
The Chief Minister said that it was under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the National Commission for Backward Classes was granted constitutional status, describing it as a historic and transformative step. He also highlighted the provision of 27 per cent reservation for OBCs in medical and higher educational institutions, which, he said, had opened doors of opportunity for generations of young people from backward communities.
He said the increasing presence of OBC students in universities, engineering institutions and medical colleges across the country reflected the positive impact of these measures.
The Chief Minister further said that, for the first time in the history of the Bharatiya Janata Party, senior Punjab OBC leader Sardar Iqbal Singh Lalpura had been inducted into the party’s highest policy-making body, the BJP Parliamentary Board. He said that both the Central Government and BJP governments across the country were ensuring adequate representation and due respect for OBC communities.
Saini Samaj Welfare Committee Circle Chairman Jaildar Jaswinder Singh Saini, Mahinder Saini, President Jatinder Saini, Chairman Gurnam Singh, Angad Saini, Gurdarshan Saini, Ranbir Singh, Sarabjit Kaur, MC Lucky, Davinder Saini and a large number of representatives of the community also remained present on this occasion.