Overview
- Saini, who addressed an OBC gathering Sunday in Rupnagar, said united OBC voters could help the BJP form the next Punjab government.
- He criticized the AAP-led state government and questioned a special Assembly session held on International Labour Day that included a confidence motion.
- He urged OBC attendees to join the BJP, prepare for the polls expected early next year, and spread the party’s message at the grassroots.
- He touted the BJP’s record on OBC representation, claiming constitutional status for the OBC Commission, 27 percent reservation in medical and higher education, and more OBC leaders in top posts.
- At a later event in Ludhiana, he promised to extend Haryana’s welfare schemes to Punjab and called on voters to install a BJP government in the state.