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Congress targets Haryana govt on law & order, corruption as assembly session opens
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 27 Aug 2026, 10:32 AM
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The Haryana Legislative Assembly has begun a three‑day session, with the Congress party set to press the ruling government over alleged law‑and‑order failures and corruption claims.
The Haryana Legislative Assembly convened today for a scheduled three‑day session in Chandigarh. Opposition leaders from the Indian National Congress announced that they will use the floor to highlight what they describe as deteriorating law‑and‑order conditions and instances of corruption within the state government.
Congress spokespersons said the session provides a critical platform to hold the ruling party accountable, citing recent incidents that have raised public concern. They intend to table questions, move motions and seek detailed responses from the chief minister and relevant ministers.
The ruling party, while not commenting in detail, affirmed that it remains committed to maintaining peace and transparency. The assembly is expected to adjourn after three days, with both sides likely to continue their political contest through debates and legislative procedures.
Analysts note that the session could set the tone for upcoming electoral battles in Haryana, as law‑and‑order and corruption remain key voter issues.
Congress spokespersons said the session provides a critical platform to hold the ruling party accountable, citing recent incidents that have raised public concern. They intend to table questions, move motions and seek detailed responses from the chief minister and relevant ministers.
The ruling party, while not commenting in detail, affirmed that it remains committed to maintaining peace and transparency. The assembly is expected to adjourn after three days, with both sides likely to continue their political contest through debates and legislative procedures.
Analysts note that the session could set the tone for upcoming electoral battles in Haryana, as law‑and‑order and corruption remain key voter issues.