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Ensure triple engine government for speedy growth: CM Saini in Ambala
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini urged voters in Ambala to back BJP candidates for a 'triple engine' government at Centre, state, and civic body to accelerate development. He criticized Congress for opposing the Nari Shakti Vandan (Amendment) Act and highlighted women-centric welfare measures, with leaders including Archana Gupta and Aseem Goel in attendance. Later the CM chaired a Buddhijeevi Sammelan (intellectuals’ conference) in Sector 9.
Why It Matters
The remarks reflect BJP's local campaign strategy to link governance structure with development goals and women's empowerment, signaling how national policy debates are being leveraged in Ambala’s municipal contests.
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Saini chairs Buddhijeevi Sammelan in Ambala Sector 9
May 5, 2026
Later on May 5, 2026, the chief minister also chaired a Buddhijeevi Sammelan (intellectuals’ conference) at Sector 9 in Ambala.
Saini appeals for BJP victory in Ambala's 20 wards to form triple engine government
May 5, 2026
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini urged voters to back BJP mayoral candidate Akshita Saini and other BJP candidates in all 20 wards of Ambala, arguing that a triple engine government at the Centre, state and civic body was needed to accelerate development. He criticized Congress for opposing the Nari Shakti Vandan (Amendment) Act in the Lok Sabha, and highlighted steps aimed at empowering women, including subsidized gas cylinders, clean water to homes, and welfare schemes. The event saw the presence of BJP leaders Archana Gupta, Banto Kataria, Aseem Goel, Yamunanagar mayor Suman Bahmani, Kamlesh Dhanda, and others.