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Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda slams NDA’s Agnipath scheme, says it neither favours country nor youth
The youth recruited under the scheme will be known as 'Agniveers'. After the completion of the four-year tenure, 25 per cent of the recruits from each specific batch will be offered regular service.
"It has far-reaching consequences and these have not been fully considered while preparing this scheme. In the long run, the policy would have a detrimental impact on our national security," Hooda claimed in a statement.
Leader of Opposition in the Haryana Assembly, Hooda alleged, "It seems the government is compromising with the security of the country with the intention of saving money on salary, pension, gratuity and halving the strength of the armed forces."
Hooda claimed that a large number of youth have become overage due to the closure of Army recruitment for the past three years due to the Covid pandemic. "The hopes of the youth who had been waiting for the Army recrui
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Haryana: The focus shifts to the BJP’s deepening rifts
Clearly, all is not well within the party, starting at the top, and extending from Sonipat in east Haryana to Rania in the west. Power minister, Ranjit Singh Chautala (Chaudhary Devi Lal’s son), fought the Lok Sabha elections from Hisar on a BJP ticket and lost to Jai Prakash of the Congress. He has declared that, irrespective of whether the BJP gives him a ticket or not, he will contest the upcoming assembly election from Rania. This statement from a prominent Jat leader like Chautala highlights a broader issue — namely, the BJP’s failure to effectively secure the confidence of its senior leaders.
Meanwhile, north and south Haryana are not doing any better. Anil Vij, the seniormost BJP leader in the state, has been rebellious for a while. His dissent flared when Manohar Lal Khattar was removed and Nayab Singh Saini appointed as chief minister. A piqued Vij stormed out of the meeting convened to elect the new chief minister an
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Hisar rally disappointed Sikhs
Kurukshetra, March 6
Commenting on the announcements made by Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda at the församling rally in Hisar yesterday, Mr Didar Singh Nalvi, member of the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee and general sekreterare of the Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (Ad Hoc), lamented that the rally brought nothing for the Sikhs of Haryana.
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Order for sale of clinic stayed
Chandigarh, March 6
The Punjab and Haryana High Court today stayed the order of sale dated February 27 of Jai Balaji Hospital Clinic, Faridabad, by the Haryana Financial Corporation (HFC). The HFC had issued advertisements in the newspapers for selling the hospital for non-payments and default of loan.
All but 8 pending cases disposed of
Kaithal, March 6
The Deputy Commissioner-cum- District Collector, Mr B.S. Malik, here has created a sort of record in the disposal of court cases. According to information, when Mr M