Haryana’s Energy, Transport and Labour Minister Sh. Anil Vij today said that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi a “spokesperson for Pakistan,” and pointing out that Gandhi’s remarks are repeatedly amplified by the Pakistani media. Citing a statement by Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister, Sh. Vij reminded the opposition that the deputy PM of Pakistan himself “has admitted India destroyed a Pakistani air base through Operation Sindoor.”
He asked that “What more proof does Rahul Gandhi need when Pakistan’s own deputy PM confirms it?” Speaking with media persons today, Sh. Vij joked that if Gandhi insists India did nothing during Operation Sindoor, he should “fill a bus with people, go to Pakistan, and show them how India laid waste to their air base.”
Asked about reports that former Yamunanagar District Congress President Raj Kumar Tyagi stopped ploughing on farmland at gun‑point, Sh. Vij replied that “Congressmen are well‑trained in such deeds. If you look into their history, you will find that this kinds of mischief they have committed—bullying, hooliganism, intimidation— all flourish under their blessing.”
“Nitish Kumar and the NDA have set Bihar right; the state is now completely safe” – Vij
Responding to RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav’s claim that Bihar is “entirely under criminal rule,” Sh. Vij retorted that it was the RJD that had “ruined Bihar when it held power.” He called such statements the “frustration of being out of office and staring at defeat in the upcoming elections.” Sh. Vij said that under Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and the NDA, Bihar has become safe, while “Earlier no one dared go out at night, now the atmosphere is completely secure. I myself travelled from Patna to Gaya after midnight—security in Bihar is Nitish Kumar’s magic.”
Refresher Course for Haryana Roadways Drivers
On questions about a proposed refresher course for Haryana Roadways drivers, Transport Minister Sh. Anil Vij said he is considering inviting major companies to conduct courses on traffic regulations. He praised Roadways drivers for “responsibly transporting thousands of passengers across Haryana every day.”
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