Govt ensuring benefits of development reach every part of state: Haryana CM

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini addressed a gathering of Haryanvis living outside the state, urging them to stay connected with their roots and actively contribute to the state’s development.

Speaking at a recent event, the chief minister emphasized that the government’s focus is on ensuring that the benefits of development reach every part of Haryana, regardless of geography. He highlighted that inclusive growth remains a priority and that the participation of the diaspora can play a pivotal role in achieving this goal.

Saini called on the overseas Haryanvis to maintain their cultural and emotional ties with the state while also engaging in its progress. “Your involvement can help bridge the gap between policy and ground realities,” he said, urging them to share insights, invest where possible, and support initiatives that promote balanced regional development.

The remarks come amid a broader push by the state government to accelerate infrastructure projects, improve public services, and create economic opportunities across both urban and rural areas. By involving those who have settled abroad, the administration hopes to tap into expertise, remittances, and networks that can spur growth in underserved regions.

While specific projects were not detailed, the chief minister referenced ongoing efforts to upgrade roads, expand electricity access, and strengthen educational institutions. He stressed that these initiatives are designed to ensure that development is not confined to a few districts but spreads equitably throughout the state.

Saini’s appeal reflects a growing recognition that the diaspora can be a vital asset for regional progress. Many Haryanvis living abroad have established businesses and careers, and their financial contributions, knowledge transfer, and advocacy can complement government schemes aimed at inclusive development.

The chief minister also underscored the importance of staying informed about state policies and participating in local governance. He encouraged residents to join community forums, volunteer for development programs, and voice their concerns to local authorities, thereby fostering a sense of ownership over the state’s future.

In his address, Saini reaffirmed the government’s commitment to transparent governance and equitable resource distribution. He noted that feedback from all sections of society, including those living outside the state, helps refine policies and ensure that welfare schemes reach the intended beneficiaries.

The chief minister’s call for active participation aligns with similar appeals made by other political leaders who recognize the potential of the diaspora to contribute to nation‑building. By fostering a dialogue between the state administration and its overseas citizens, the government aims to create a more cohesive and prosperous Haryana.

Overall, the message was clear: development must be inclusive, and the active involvement of every Haryanvi—whether residing within the state or abroad—is essential for achieving that vision.

Source: Hindustan Times