Hooda probes missing funds as Haryana govt fails to launch new metro line or medical college

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, a senior leader of the state, publicly questioned the Haryana administration about the disappearance of funds earmarked for a new metro line and a medical college. He highlighted that despite clear budgetary approvals, neither project has progressed beyond the planning stage.

In his address, Hooda asked officials to disclose the whereabouts of the money that was supposed to finance the infrastructure works, calling for full transparency and an audit of the expenditures. He stressed that the delay deprives citizens of essential transport and healthcare facilities.

Haryana officials, while not providing detailed figures, indicated that a review is underway to trace the allocations and ensure that any irregularities are addressed. The demand for accountability has reignited debate over the state's development priorities and fiscal management.

If the funds cannot be accounted for, Hooda warned that the government may face political and legal repercussions, urging swift corrective action to restore public trust.