Senior Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala on Sunday accused the Manohar Lal Khattar government in Haryana of meeting out step- motherly treatment to the Mewat region and not giving it development opportunities.
Addressing a 'Parivartan Rally' here, Surjewala called on the people to vote out the BJP governments from the Centre and the state, alleging they "disappointed with their non-performance and utter failure to keep their poll promises".
Attacking the BJP government in the state, Surjewala alleged that the Khattar dispensation was meeting out step-motherly treatment to the Mewat region "by not giving due share in development opportunities".
He claimed the previous Congress government started a number of development projects for the region, but the present dispensation had "ignored" Mewat.
If the Congress came to power after the next assembly polls in Haryana, it would establish a university in Mewat, among other projects.
"We will also request Maruti Suzuki India Limited to set up a factory at IMT Mewat. Gurgaon-Alwar rail line will be started once the UPA comes to power at the Centre," the Congress MLA from Kaithal said.
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