Haryana Diary: CM Nayab Saini visits Congress MLA’s home

Sirsa: On Sunday, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, who was in Sirsa for a program at the Namdhari Dera and the CDLU on the occasion of International Women’s Day, unexpectedly arrived at the home of Congress MLA Gokul Setia. Setia later shared the visit on his Facebook page, saying that the CM had come to personally congratulate him on his younger brother’s wedding, which Saini had been unable to attend due to prior commitments. The visit drew attention due to the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections. Gokul Setia has previously publicly praised CM Saini, leading social media users to suggest that he might consider joining the BJP. Interestingly, the Kanda brothers, considered close to CM Saini, live near Setia’s home. During the visit, the CM’s doors were open to welcome him, but he chose to meet only Setia before leaving. Be active on social media: Charuni to farmers

Kurukshetra: As farmer unions intensify their fight to protect their rights, Bharatiya Kisan Union (Charuni) chief Gurnam Singh has advised his union members to remain active on social media. In his instructions to members, the union leader stated that social media and video are essential tools for spreading their message. He encouraged members to follow his Facebook page and share videos posted by union leaders to ensure their message reaches a wider audience. He added that if an urgent call comes through on social media during a protest, union members can gather.

RS poll results may vary, Rohtak’s victory is certain

Rohtak: The entry of BJP State Vice-President Satish Nandal as an independent candidate in the Rajya Sabha elections has made the contest triangular and interesting. Locals are quite happy with this development. They say that regardless of the final results on both seats, it’s certain that someone from Rohtak will win the Rajya Sabha seat. Significantly, both Nandal and Congress candidate Karamveer Singh Baudh are from Rohtak. The BJP has nominated Sanjay Bhatia (from Karnal) as its official candidate, and his victory is almost certain. As far as the number of MLAs is concerned, Congress is also in a good position to secure victory. Plots Allotted, But the Wait for Homes Continues

Panipat: On Saturday, 445 residents of Khukharana village received allotment letters for plots at a relocation site after 30 years, but their struggle is far from over. They will have to wait longer to build their homes in the new location. The residents of Khukharana village were forced to live in poor conditions due to air and water pollution from a thermal power station and a cement plant. First, they must register their plots. Then, they will have to wait for compensation for their old homes. Only then will they be able to build their homes on the new site.

Faridabad Civic Authorities Are Worried

Faridabad: Faridabad Civic Authorities are worried because an account named “Biased Indian” (@RakeshK32229480) is highlighting sanitation problems here. Claiming to be an intern who commutes to the city daily, he was posting videos of garbage, broken roads, and overflowing sewerage. After two viral videos, the account’s tone changed significantly, leading to widespread speculation about the “invisible hand” of local authorities. The user made a follow-up post claiming there was a “misunderstanding” and praising the civic authorities for their “swift action.” Reports emerged that the user received threatening calls and was “met” by local “influential people.” The sudden shift from calling the city “hateful” to “improving” sparked a major debate on X about the protection of digital whistleblowers in India.