One more term, appeals CM

Tribune Reporters
Ambala/Karnal, August 20

Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Tuesday dedicated development projects worth Rs 38.16 crore to the people of Ambala before continuing his ‘jan ashirwaad yatra’ from Ambala City on the third consecutive day.

He inaugurated the building of Government Women College in Shahzadpur Baragarh, Ambala, constructed at a cost of Rs 16.73 crore.

The Chief Minister also inaugurated an upgraded Community Health Centre (CHC) in Mullana, an upgraded Primary Health Centre in Barara and an Industrial Training Institute (ITI) in Nohani village. 

“The BJP government has developed the state without discriminating against any area. The BJP appeals to people to give the party another chance to serve them,” he said while hitting out the previous Congress and INLD governments for indulging in wrongdoings.

At a function in Karnal, he turned the spotlight on him and sought another term for him so that pending development works can be completed. 

“I come here to seek your blessings and urge you to give me a second chance so that the state can witness more growth,” the Chief Minister said.

He accused Opposition parties of discrimination in development and jobs. “They used to call us a non-player. But now, the BJP is a major player in the state politics,” he added.