Haryana: BJP plans virtual rally in Panchkula on June 14

CHANDIGARH: Amidst criticism from the Congress leaders across the state, the Haryanna BJP has planned the first virtual rally of the state on August 14. The rally will be addressed by Union minister Narinder Tomar, BJP general secretary Anil Jain, CM Manohar Lal Khattar and state president Subhash Barala.
This virtual rally in the history of Haryana would be sourced fro Panchkula where elaborate arrangements have been made for transmission and recording and other arrangements, BJP spokesman Ranbir Ghanghas said.
As many as 1 lakh workers from across the state will be attended the rally which will be targeted to highlight one year of second term of Union government headed by Prime minister Narendera Modi.
"In fact the outbreak of Covid-19 has forced people to remain within their houses. This has affected the life style of common man as well as the work culture of all the political parties. BJP is the party which had been able to maintain dialogue with people in one or the other way. Now, keeping in view the safety and security of masses in the changed conditions we have planned this rally," said Subhash Barala.
Among the districts where workers will be joining the rally include Karnal, Panipat, Yamunanangar, Kaithal. Panchkula, Ambala, Kurukshetra, Sirsa, Hisar, Jind and Fatehabad districts. Besides social medias the rally will webcasted as well as have live telecast on various online platforms and dedicated channels, added Barala.
Haryana Congress has sharply reacted to the rallies planned by BJP across the country. HPCC President Selja said that at the time of pandemic, when the union government and state governments have to make special arrangements to deal with situation arising out of such sharp growth of Covid-19 count in state, BJP leaders and CM is busy working for political gains.
"The amount earmarked and efforts made for organizing the rally should be spend for the welfare of Covid-19 patients or for the farmers or for those small and middle businessmen who are hit due to pandemic. But, unfortunately, they have other plans," said Selja.
NSUI Haryana President Divyanshu Budhiraja too advised the BJP and its leaders to work for common man than political gains. "Today everybody is observing and trying to understand contribution of those who have worked for Covid-19. This is not the time to do politics. Make your anniversary more memorable with public oriented works then wasteful expenditure on such rallies," he said.