Former Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala's Jananayak has continued continuously since Janata Party and Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala came out of jail. In Bhiwani also, Omprakash Chautala told INLD workers that the government of JJP and BJP will not last for five years or even five months. Mid-term election is set. He made an emotional appeal to the workers that the workers who have gone to other parties should try to recall them. It also reiterated that if Dushyant had stayed in the INLD, then the INLD would have been the government and he would have been the Chief Minister of the state, not the Deputy Chief Minister.
Addressing the district level worker conference on this matter, the former Chief Minister said that his sentence has been completed, but due to political reasons he is being kept in jail. He said that there are only three parties in Haryana. The faith of the people of the state has been lost from BJP and Congress and now INLD is the only option left. He claimed that the INLD government would be formed in the mid-term elections.
For your information, let us tell you that, Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala, who was facing the verbal attack of Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala for three consecutive days, hit back on Saturday. At the same time, the grandfather present in Bhiwani also answered the grandson's questions. Both came to attend different programs in Bhiwani on Saturday. When Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala arrived at the Bhiwani Bar Association on Saturday afternoon, journalists asked for feedback keeping his grandfather's statement in front. On this, Dushyant said who was removed from the party. On the discussions of cabinet expansion, Dushyant said that this is on the thinking of the government. Whenever needed, the cabinet will be expanded or changed, but the work of all ministers is right now.
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