Overview
- Bhupinder Hooda on Monday accused the state BJP government of 'selling' both contractual and permanent posts, citing a viral call recording and formal presentations made in the assembly.
- He pointed to two doctors arrested in Rohtak over an alleged NEET paper leak and the re-conduction of the exam as an example of administrative breakdown.
- Hooda highlighted recent violent incidents — including arson in Rohtak, a firing at the Haryana Congress chief’s residence and an attack on MLA Balram Dangi’s office — as evidence that law and order has eroded.
- The opposition leader specifically named the Haryana Staff Selection Commission, the Haryana Public Service Commission and the state skill body Kaushal Nigam as institutions plagued by repeated recruitment irregularities.
- Hooda cited central reports showing falls in Haryana’s safety score, police ranking and happiness index and warned those metrics reflect real-world impacts on public trust, possible legal probes and voter anger ahead of future contests.