Speaking on the sidelines of a seminar on investment opportunities organised by the Haryana government as part of the 9th edition of Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit on Sunday, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said that the opposition parties have united out of “fear” of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popularity and their togetherness is not going to last.
This (opposition) unity is not going to last. They have united out of fear of Narendra Modi’s popularity and the country’s growing position in the world. The opposition unity is going to make no difference to the people. They (opposition parties) had looted the country for several years. They have united as they are not getting the opportunity to loot the country, Khattar said.
While responding to a query on the Trinamool Congress-led mega opposition rally, titled ‘United India Rally’, held in the Brigade Grounds in Kolkata on Saturday, he mocked the opposition parties’ lack of a leader acceptable to all constituents and claimed that it was a “baraat’ (marriage procession) without a groom. And then speaking on economic issues, Khattar said that his state was looking at investments and it had climbed up the ladder as far as ease of doing business rankings was concerned.
He further added that Haryana was now third on the ease of business ranking. We want to make use of Haryana’s locational advantage to bring in investments. We took steps to make clearances and licences simple from which people have benefited.
