Vote theft in the DNA of the congress: Haryana CM Saini

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini On Wednesday (27 August 2025) claimed that “voice theft” is in the DNA of the congress and accused the party of having a long history of fraud, corruption and undermining democratic values.

With the congress that strengthens the statement of “voice theft”, Mr. Saini launched a strong offensive against the Grand Old Party.

“Voice theft is in their DNA, but they accuse others,” Mr. Saini told reporters after the closing of the monsoon session of the Haryana meeting.

With reference to an internal congress of 1946, Mr. Saini claimed: “Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel received 14 voices while Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru only one safeguarded, but Nehru was declared the winner. That was the real position.”

He said that the current allegations of the congress of votes were unfounded and pointed to the imposition of the party in 1975 as a copy of ‘Killing Democracy’.

Mr. Saini also referred to the 2009 elections in Haryana, which fake fake with a congress leader. “People from Haryana know that under the conference rule, stand of stand, voter intimidation and voices by alcohol and money, were unbridled,” he said.

Congress leaders in Haryana had held a protest march on Monday (25 August 2025) to the Vidhan Sabha, which accused the BJP and the election committee of “Voting theft” in the Lok Sabha elections of 2024.

The main minister also hit the congress about her criticism of the program “Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao”. “It’s a shame that the opposition questions a scheme that is launched to correct the falling gender ratio during the term of office of the congress government,” he said.

“In 2014, the sex ratio had fallen to 871. After PM Modi had launched the Panipat schedule in 2015, it improved to 910,” he added.

About offering jobs to families affected by the Anti-Sikh riots of 1984, Mr. Saini said that the move was not political, but was tailored to the doctrine of the gurus.

In response to the allegations of opposition on collection rates and alcohol contracts, Mr. Saini accused the congress of misleading the meeting.

In commentary on the Walkout of the congress during the law and order debate on Tuesday (August 26, 2025), Mr. Saini called it “unhappy”.