'Stamp of approval': Haryana CM Saini vows rapid development by 'triple-engine govt' as BJP sweeps 9 of 10 civic bodies

NEW DELHI: With the BJP securing a sweeping victory in Haryana's civic polls on Wednesday, chief minister Nayab Singh Saini declared that the results reflect public endorsement of the government's policies and initiatives. Terming the results ‘stamp of approval’ by the public, the CM emphasised that the "

triple-engine government

" will accelerate development efforts to achieve the vision of a "developed Haryana, developed India."
Referring to the BJP’s control at the Centre, state, and local levels, Saini asserted that the "triple-engine government" would drive progress at an accelerated pace to fulfill the goal of "

Viksit Haryana

, Viksit Bharat."
BJP candidates secured decisive victories in key cities, including Ambala, Faridabad, Gurugram, Hisar, Karnal, Rohtak, Sonipat, and Panipat, defeating their nearest Congress rivals.
Haryana minister Vipul Goel, addressing the assembly, said "Our mayor candidates have won with a big majority in nine municipal corporations." He highlighted that the Faridabad mayoral candidate secured victory by the highest vote margin in the country and that over 90 per cent of BJP councillors emerged victorious.

Speaking to reporters during the ongoing state assembly session, Saini expressed his gratitude to the people of Haryana and the state Election Commission for conducting smooth and peaceful elections.
Talking about the Prime Minister’s vision of Viksit Bharat, Saini said that PM Modi has envisioned a developed India by 2047 in which the urban local bodies will play a strong role.
"I hope that the newly elected urban bodies will accelerate development works, living up to the aspirations and expectations of the people," the chief minister said.
Saini assured that the BJP government follows an inclusive development approach, ensuring progress without regional bias.
Regarding the BJP's poll promise of providing Rs 2,100 in financial assistance to women under the 'Lado Lakshmi Yojana,' he said that it was a guarantee from both the BJP and Prime Minister Modi and that it would be fulfilled as promised.