Hansi: Former Haryana finance minister Captain Abhimanyu hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s quarter‑century of public service as a defining chapter for the country, underlining the leader’s habit of prioritising national interests over personal ambition.
Modi’s political journey
Abhimanyu outlined Modi’s ascent from a humble Gujarati family to the chief minister’s office in Gujarat and ultimately to the prime minister’s seat. He lauded the so‑called “Gujarat model” of development championed during those years and pointed out that the central government under Modi has rolled out sweeping reforms across a range of sectors.
Captain Abhimanyu pushes back on Jassi Petwar
Turning to recent remarks by MLA Jassi Petwar concerning picnics and social‑media reels, Abhimanyu retorted, urging the opposition figure to cease speculating about the 2029 elections and to engage in real‑world politics now. He argued that true political clout is demonstrated on the ground, not through slogans, and mocked Petwar’s claim, “I don’t make reels, I build rail,” by reminding him that actions, not words, win voter confidence.
Development worries in Narnaund
Speaking about the sentiment in Narnaund, the ex‑finance minister noted growing frustration among residents over the sluggish pace of infrastructure projects and service delivery. He warned that voters are increasingly measuring promises against concrete results, and that future electoral outcomes will depend on visible progress.
Reassuring farmers about DAP supply
Abhimanyu also addressed concerns over a perceived shortage of DAP fertilizer. He revealed that he has been in touch with district officials, who assured him that steps are already being taken to maintain a steady supply throughout the farming season, urging cultivators to stay calm and not panic.
