Haryana CM Alleges Punjab Govt Denied Permission for Rajpura Event, Organisers Forced to Shift Venue

June 12, 2026

Attempt to Stop CM Saini’s Program in Rajpura

Said – Punjab government was not giving permission; will implement all Haryana schemes in Punjab

Haryana Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini attended a Saini community gathering in Rajpura, Punjab today. The Haryana CM made serious allegations against the Punjab government and said that the government tried to stop his program through the administration.

Saini said that the administration was not allowing the program, but the hardworking workers of the Saini community got permission from the administration and the program happened today. Until two days ago, there was confusion regarding permission.

He said that the law-and-order situation in Punjab is bad. For the past two days, attempts have been made to stop his program. He also said that he had told Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann that such attempts are not right. Earlier, a similar situation occurred at the program of Sunam Shaheed Udham Singh as well.

At the beginning of the program, Jaswinder Jaildar Sham, a leader of the Saini community from Rajpura, said that looking at the crowd, permission for the program at 7 pm yesterday evening was not granted. Later, they had to go all the way to Patiala to get permission.

Key points from CM Saini’s speech in Rajpura…

Will Implement Haryana’s Schemes: CM Saini said that in Rajpura alone, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched schemes worth 75 crore rupees. He also mentioned that the Punjab government is not even able to provide a pension of 1500 rupees to the elderly, whereas in Haryana, even unmarried people get a pension. Saini said that the schemes running under the BJP government in Haryana will be implemented in Punjab once a BJP government comes to power there.
Law and Order in Bad Shape: CM Saini said that the Aam Aadmi Party had come to power with a huge majority, but today the law and order situation in Punjab is poor. Industrialists meet him and say that they want to set up industries in Haryana.

We will protect Punjab’s industries: He claimed that when his government comes to power in Punjab, no industry will move out of the state. He also said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invested Rs 7,500 crore in Rajpura alone, which is said to have created more than 64,000 jobs.
50,000 jobs in one and a half years in Haryana: The Aam Aadmi Party had made big promises, like providing employment and ending drugs, but these promises were not fulfilled. Young people did not get jobs and are struggling with drug issues. Chief Minister Mann has said that 75,000 jobs have been given in four and a half years, while his government gave 50,000 people government jobs in just one and a half years.

Giving pension to 4.25 million elderly: CM Saini said that the Haryana government is sending pensions to the accounts of 4.25 million elderly people. He raised the question of how the elderly get 1,500 rupees, and everyone knows this. He said that when there was a flood in Punjab, it was announced that farmers would be given 20,000 rupees. Similarly, in Gujarat, Arvind Kejriwal made different claims, while his government talked about giving farmers 50,000 rupees.

The reality of so-called hardcore honest people in front of everyone: He alleged that the party calls itself “hardcore honest,” but incidents like a bag of notes being thrown from a tower came to light. Audio and video of some MLAs were also in discussion. He also said that Arvind Kejriwal is originally from Haryana, but regarding the Yamuna water, he falsely claimed that it was poisoned, while he himself had to drink Yamuna water.

Not just slogans, but social justice in policy and intent: Praising the central government, he said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, social justice hasn’t remained just an election slogan, but has been sincerely implemented in both the government’s policy and intent. It was under PM Modi’s leadership that the OBC Commission was given constitutional status, which is a historic and revolutionary step.

Not a vote bank, but giving leadership to OBCs: Hitting out at opposition parties, he said that our party has never considered the OBC community just as a vote bank, but has truly empowered them by giving them leadership. The biggest example of this is that senior leader of the OBC community from Punjab, Sardar Iqbal Singh Lalpura, has been included in the party’s highest policy-making parliamentary board.

Call to unite against injustice: Questioning the current system in Punjab, he said that a society known for its hard work, talent, and struggle is being deprived of its basic rights here. We need to organize against this system and injustice and raise our voice.
Haryana government’s work, like a line in stone: Reiterating his government’s commitment, the Chief Minister said that in Haryana, our government has only one rule—that what is promised is fulfilled as if it were carved in stone. He assured the society that in working for the welfare of the community, protecting your rights, and whatever needs to be done, whether policy-wise or personally, they will leave no stone unturned.