Kundu’s complaint lacks substance, says CM Khattar

KARNAL: A day after independent MLA from Meham, Baljraj Kundu withdrew support to the BJP-JJP government citing inaction on the corruption allegations against former minister and BJP leader Manish Grover, Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar said there was no substance in Kundu’s charges.

“Anyone can level allegations and seek investigation but there should be enough substance in the complaint to begin the investigation,” Khattar said while interacting with mediapersons in Karnal on Saturday.

He added, “Kundu was told he was taking up a wrong issue, but he has taken the decision (to withdraw support) in a hurry. We will see what happens next.”

Earlier, the chief minister said that he held a meeting with all deputy commissioners and officials of Haryana Board of School Education.

He said strict action will be taken against anyone helping students in copying.

Khattar further said the state government was committed to improving the quality of education in government schools. Replying a question on the killing of a 29-year-old man from Assandh in USA, the chief minister said that efforts were on to bring his body back to his

Anyone can level allegations and seek investigation but there should be enough substance in the complaint to begin probe.

MANOHAR LAL KHATTAR, CM

village.

ON FACTORY BOILER BLAST

On the factory boiler blast in Bahadurgarh of Jhajjar district, the chief minister said that an investigation has been ordered to find out the cause behind incident and the government will provide all support to the family members of the deceased.

The chief minister announced that Pinkathon will be organised at all district headquarters to celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8.