Hansi: Former Haryana finance minister Captain Abhimanyu hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 25‑year stint in public office as a defining chapter for the country, underscoring the leader’s habit of prioritising national interests over personal ambition.
Modi’s political journey
Abhimanyu outlined Modi’s ascent from a modest Gujarati household to the chief minister’s chair in Gujarat and eventually to the prime ministerial helm. He lauded the “Gujarat model” of development that took shape under Modi’s state leadership and pointed out that the central government, guided by the same vision, has rolled out sweeping reforms across a range of sectors.
Captain Abhimanyu calls out Jassi Petwar
Turning to recent remarks by MLA Jassi Petwar concerning picnics and social‑media reels, Abhimanyu shot back, urging the opposition figure to cease speculating about the 2029 polls and to engage in genuine political work today. He argued that real political clout is measured by on‑ground action, not by slogans, and mocked the claim, “I don’t make reels, I build rail,” reminding listeners that deeds, not words, win voters.
Infrastructure worries in Narnaund
Addressing the sentiment in Narnaund, the ex‑finance minister noted that residents are growing restless over the sluggish pace of infrastructure projects and service delivery. He warned that voters are increasingly comparing promises with tangible outcomes, and that future electoral decisions will hinge on visible progress.
Reassuring farmers on DAP availability
Abhimanyu also responded to farmer anxieties about a perceived shortage of DAP fertilizer. He revealed that he has spoken with district officials, who confirmed that steps are already in motion to ensure a steady supply throughout the cropping season, urging cultivators to remain calm and continue their work.
