Haryana Govt working to establish ‘Ram Rajya’ by supporting poor, farmers, youth and women: CM Saini
Babushahi Bureau
Ladwa (Haryana), October 20, 2026: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Tuesday said his government was working towards establishing ‘Ram Rajya’ by supporting the poor, ensuring farmers’ welfare, creating opportunities for youth, strengthening women’s safety and extending assistance to the elderly.
Addressing the Vijay Dashami celebration organised by Jai Bharat Kala Manch in Ladwa, Saini said the government was committed to ensuring that the benefits of welfare schemes reached the last person in society, with equal opportunities and dignity for every citizen.
The Chief Minister announced financial assistance of ₹11 lakh for Jai Bharat Kala Manch, Ladwa. He performed the aarti of Lord Shri Ram, prayed for the happiness and prosperity of the people of Haryana, and flagged off the Vijay Dashami procession.
Extending greetings to the people on Vijay Dashami, Saini said the festival symbolised the victory of good over evil, justice over injustice and truth over falsehood.
He said Prime Minister Narendra Modi was committed to building a developed India, and the Haryana government was working towards the goal of a developed Haryana.
Highlighting the cultural and spiritual significance of the festival, Saini said the victory of Lord Shri Ram over Ravana and Goddess Durga over Mahishasura conveyed the message that strength should be used to protect the weak and eliminate injustice, rather than promote arrogance.
Describing Lord Shri Ram as Maryada Purushottam, the Chief Minister said his life represented truth, self-restraint, service, compassion and moral conduct. He added that Lord Ram had promoted social harmony by bringing together people from different sections of society, including Nishadraj, Mata Shabari, Kevat, forest-dwelling communities and the Vanara Sena.
Saini urged people to use Vijay Dashami as an opportunity to overcome personal shortcomings, including arrogance, anger, greed, jealousy, deceit and selfishness. He said burning effigies of Ravana, Meghnad and Kumbhakarna should be accompanied by a commitment to eliminate these evils from society.
Appreciating Jai Bharat Kala Manch and its organisers, artists and volunteers, he said their efforts played an important role in connecting the younger generation with Indian culture, traditions and values.
The Chief Minister appealed to people to follow the principles of truth, service, good conduct and patriotism, and contribute to building a society where strength was accompanied by compassion, prosperity by sensitivity, and rights by a sense of duty.
Deputy Commissioner Vishram Kumar Meena, Superintendent of Police Chander Mohan, Chairman Gurnam Saini, Ladwa Municipal Committee Chairperson Sakshi Khurana, Market Committee Chairman Dr Ganesh Dutt, Jai Bharat Kala Manch president Ashwini Sharma, councillors, representatives of social organisations and other prominent citizens attended the event.