Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini spoke out against the Congress party in response to Delhi Congress president Arvinder Singh Lovely resigning from his position. Saini highlighted the prevalent dissatisfaction within the Congress and the public's increasing rejection of dynastic politics. Pointing out that one family has dominated the Congress for over five decades, Saini noted that people are frustrated with nepotism and are now inclined towards supporting individuals who are dedicated to advancing the nation.
During his visit to Gurdwara Sachkhand Ishar Singh Darbar Jurasi Khurd in Kurukshetra, Saini emphasized that the Congress is experiencing a continuous wave of discontent among its members. He underscored the growing sentiment among the public to distance themselves from parties rooted in dynasty and instead align with those who are committed to national progress. Saini suggested that the decision to leave the Congress was driven by disagreements with the party's policies, implying that more individuals may follow suit in resigning from the party.
In response to Arvinder Singh Lovely's resignation letter to Mallikarjun Kharge, where he criticized the Congress for aligning with the Aam Aadmi Party despite corruption accusations, Saini further reinforced the narrative of disapproval towards the Congress's decisions. Lovely's resignation centered around his inability to defend the interests of the party workers and his consequential decision to step down from his role. This event highlights a growing rift within the Congress party and a shift in political alliances amid rising discontent.