Union home minister Amit Shah, who addressed three rallies in poll-bound Haryana on Sunday, tore into the for mer chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda-led Congress government, accusing him of running a government of “property dealers’’ in the state.
Shah, who held rallies in Badshahpur town in Guru gram, Nangal Choudhary (Mahendergarh) and Indri (Karnal) alleged the then Congress government ran a government of agents and property dealers. Though he did not name anyone, he held if Congress came to power, the development would happen for only the party’s son-in-law, a particular area and for only one community.
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