India, June 14 -- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Saturday launched a scathing attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Punjab, asserting that its days in power are numbered and that the countdown to its exit has already begun. Citing the BJP's emphatic victory in the Abohar Municipal Corporation elections, he said the result was a clear indication of the political change taking shape in Punjab and expressed confidence that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would form the next government in the state. Stating that Punjab has suffered immensely due to the drug menace, Nayab Singh Saini assured that once the BJP govt assumes office in the state, not a single person involved in the drug trade would be spared and allowed to operate.
The CM was addressing the OBC Mahasammelan in Abohar, Punjab. Haryana Public Works minister, Ranbir Gangwa, Punjab BJP president, S Kewal Singh Dhillon, former Punjab BJP chief, Sunil Jakhar and several senior BJP leaders were present on the occasion. Paying homage to Punjab's brave and patriotic legacy, CM Saini lauded the immense contribution of the state's farmers, traders, youth and mothers towards nation-building. He, however, launched a strong critique of the Punjab government's much-publicised 'Yudh Nashian Virudh' campaign, describing it as a complete failure and alleging that the AAP government was more interested in slogans and publicity than in delivering results on the ground. Meanwhile, Haryana CM visited Khuian Sarwar village in Punjab on Saturday and paid a courtesy call on Baba Bhuman Shah, Sirsa Gaddi Mahant Shri Brahma Das Ji, seeking his blessings. Haryana Public Works minister, Ranbir Gangwa and other dignitaries were also present on the occasion.
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