*“Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘landing’ at the China border, highway turned into a runway. Congress used to fear visiting the Northeast. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has created history” – Energy Minister Anil Vij*

*“Security shield has become impenetrable under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government, India’s dominance in the skies will increase with 114 Rafale jets” – Anil Vij*

*“Congress is a ‘Ramlila party’, artists come wearing different uniforms” – Vij*

*“The opposition comes to the House not to discuss, but to disrupt” – Vij*

Chandigarh, February 14 – Haryana’s Energy, Transport and Labour Minister, Sh. Anil Vij said that it is a matter of great pride for the entire country that the Prime Minister today landed a very large aircraft on a highway. He said that Congress prime ministers were afraid to visit the Northeast because of China. Congress completely neglected that region and did not carry out any development there. On the other hand, Sh. Vij criticized Congress, calling it a “Ramlila party,” and said that the party no longer has people, so they keep changing uniforms and appearing in different roles.

Sh. Vij was responding to questions from media personnel today.

*Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s landing near the China border created history – Vij*

A historic moment was witnessed in Dibrugarh, Assam, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s aircraft landed on a highway. Regarding this, Sh. Vij said that after Narendra Modi became Prime Minister, he gave special attention to the Northeast. Development took place there, vehicles were introduced, roads were constructed, and a record was established that an aircraft could land on a highway. Today, by landing on the highway, this has been demonstrated to the entire world.

*Security shield became impenetrable under the Modi government, India’s dominance in the skies will increase with 114 Rafale jets – Vij*

To strengthen the country’s security system, the Indian Air Force is set to purchase 114 Rafale jets. On this, Energy Minister Anil Vij said that since Narendra Modi’s government came to power, continuous efforts have been made to strengthen the armed forces for national security. New weapons are constantly being purchased, and India has progressed in the defense sector and is also exporting defense products.

*“Congress is a ‘Ramlila party’, artists come wearing different uniforms” – Vij*

Responding to a question regarding Congress leader Rahul Gandhi speaking with farmer leaders, Energy Minister Anil Vij said that just as in Ramlila the same actors wear different costumes and sometimes join Ravana’s army and sometimes Ram’s army, in the same way Congress members sometimes appear as laborers, sometimes as farmers, and sometimes as traders. He said Congress no longer has its own people, so they keep changing uniforms and appearing in different roles.

*The opposition comes to the House not to discuss but to disrupt – Vij*

The opposition has been creating an uproar over the trade deal with the United States. On this, Energy Minister Anil Vij took a dig at the opposition, saying that they have nothing left except creating obstacles. He said it is necessary to present one’s views and raise public issues in the Lok Sabha, but coming from home with the intention of disrupting proceedings—sometimes picking up a book, sometimes something else—is not appropriate. Vij said that discussions in the House concern the future of 1.4 billion people and national interest, yet the opposition disrupts it. There is a difference between discussing and disrupting. They do not know how to engage in discussion, but they come prepared with different tactics to disrupt the Lok Sabha.

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*Strict action by Energy Minister Anil Vij – Instructions given to SP for strict action in the case of a drunk police officer hitting an e-rickshaw, resulting in the death of a young woman*

*“The job of the police is to stop those who drive under the influence, here a police officer himself was driving drunk” – Anil Vij*

*Energy Minister Anil Vij today redressed to public grievances in Ambala and directed concerned officials to take action*

Chandigarh, February 14 – Haryana’s Energy, Transport and Labour Minister, Sh. Anil Vij has taken serious cognizance of the case in which a young woman died after an e-rickshaw was hit by a car driven by allegedly intoxicated police personnel. He called the SP (Superintendent of Police) of Ambala and instructed that strict action be taken in the matter. He said that if the investigation confirms that the police officer was driving under the influence, then strict action must be implemented against him. He added that the job of the police is to stop those who drive under the influence, whereas here a police officer himself was driving drunk and causing accidents.

Sh. Vij was redressing public grievances in Ambala today.

Earlier, family members of the deceased young woman appeared before Minister Anil Vij and accused the police of taking a lax approach in the case. The family alleged that no strong action was taken by the police, which allowed the accused police officer to secure bail the very next day. They claimed that since the accused is a police employee, concrete action has not been taken so far. Minister Anil Vij assured the family that strict action would be taken in the matter.

It is noteworthy that in Ambala Cantonment a few days ago, a drunk police officer rammed his car into an e-rickshaw, causing the 25-year-old woman riding in it to fall onto the road and be crushed under the car, leading to her death on the spot. The accident occurred around 8:30 PM on Tuesday near GT Road. The woman worked at a private company in Gurugram and was traveling from Delhi to Ambala to meet her family. Her brother was also riding in the e-rickshaw at the time of the accident.

*Instructions given on these complaints*

A woman from Sundar Nagar, Ambala, submitted a complaint to Energy Minister Anil Vij alleging that she had sold her plot to a man who paid part of the amount but has not paid the remaining Rs. 2.80 lakh. In this matter, Minister Anil Vij directed the Padav police station to take action.

A young man from Boh filed a complaint stating that an agent had promised to send him to Europe and claimed he could arrange visas for three European countries. In return, the young man paid approximately Rs. 6 lakh to the agent. However, neither was he sent to Europe nor was any visa arranged. He stated that the agent refunded some money, but Rs. 4.86 lakh is still unpaid. Minister Anil Vij directed the police to take action in the matter.

Additionally, complaints were received from a resident of Dalipgarh alleging fraud of Rs. 9.50 lakh in the name of arranging a bank loan, and from a woman from Kachha Bazaar regarding an excessively high electricity bill, among other issues. Minister Anil Vij instructed the concerned officials to take appropriate action in these matters.