CHANDIGARH, Aug. 5 -- Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini on Tuesday hit back at the Punjab government for passing a resolution in the state assembly "condemning" the BJP-led Union government and BJP-governed states for "paper leaks" and questioned the "silence" of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) over pharmacy examination paper leak in the state. Responding to a question during a news conference here on the Punjab assembly's resolution condemning paper leaks, the chief minister questioned whether the Punjab government had adopted a similar stand (and passed a resolution) over the recent pharmacy examination paper leak in the state. Referring to the recently declared recruitment examination results in Punjab, Saini said the names of several successful candidates had themselves raised serious questions and reflected the concerns being expressed by the state's youth over the fairness of the recruitment process. The chief minister said the Congress and the AAP should answer the youth on issues relating to recruitment examinations. Saini said that AAP leader Manish Sisodia had said that the Punjab education minister would resign if a paper leak occurred in the state. "The silence over recent incidents clearly exposed the gap between the party's words and actions," Saini said and demanded that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi should first explain what the Congress had done for the country's youth during its years in power.Accusing the Congress of "always pursuing vote-bank politics" and using the poor, backward classes and Scheduled Castes (SCs) merely for political gains, Saini said that Congress was "insulting" the Dalits in Punjab. Referring to former Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi, he said a leader who had stood firmly with the Punjab Congress during difficult times was now being sidelined by his own party. "In a way, the Congress has insulted Dalits and other deprived sections of society. It is unfortunate," he said. Saini said a yatra dedicated to Guru Ravidas that will begin from Dera Sach Khand Ballan in Jalandhar district and culminate in Varanasi, the birthplace of the saint, will be organised from October 5 to November 5. Addressing a press conference, the CM said "Guru Ravidas Maharaj Samrasta Yatra" will pass through several states, disseminating the message of equality, service and social justice. He said the coming fortnight would stand as a symbol of patriotism and social harmony in Haryana as three initiatives - Har Ghar Tiranga, Partition horrors remembrance day and Guru Ravidas Samrasta Sankalp Abhiyan - will be launched to strengthen the spirit of national unity, social harmony and nation-building....