<p>The BJP's Gurgaon candidate Mukesh Sharma on Wednesday promised to solve the issues of electricity, water and roads in the constitutency, if elected to power.</p><p>Addressing a public meeting at Mia Wali colony, Sharma claimed the nation is in safe hands under the rule of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.</p><p>"I assure people that they will not have any complaints regarding electricity, water and roads in Gurgaon. Gyms will installed in all the parks of the city and every community centre will have a room for senior citizens where they can sit and rest," Sharma added.</p>.<p>BJP's Badshahpur candidate Rao Narbir Singh on Wednesday said that if he wins the assembly election, people of the constituency will not have to make rounds of government offices for their work.</p><p>"...Rather officials themselves will come to you and get your work done. Believe me, the government will be at your doorstep," Singh, a former minister, said while addressing public meetings.</p><p>Singh appealed to people to vote for the BJP, saying that development work in Gurugram will gain momentum only when the party retains power in Haryana.</p>.<p>Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini dubbed seven guarantees, including monthly Rs 2,000 to every woman from 18-60 years, announced by the Congress on Wednesday as a "bundle of lies", saying people know the fate of their "tall promises" in other states.</p><p>Speaking to media on the sidelines of poll campaign in Kurukshetra district, Saini said the Congress had made tall promises to people of Karnataka and Himachal Pradesh and shown them greener pastures but deceived the public once they came to power.</p><p>On the Congress' guarantee of Rs 2,000 to women, Saini said they had also promised Rs 1,500 to women in Himachal and asked whether they gave it to every woman.</p>.<p>Angered by not getting a BJP ticket from Pataudi assembly constituency, a party worker for 37 years resigned along with a large number of his colleagues on Wednesday.</p><p>Sumer Singh Tanwar made it clear that he will not join any political party but will remain dedicated to social and national interests.</p>.<p>Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday congratulated the people of Jammu and Kashmir for over 58 per cent voter turnout in the first phase of the assembly polls and said it shows democracy is flourishing in the Union territory.</p><p>"Congratulations J&K for a historic voter turnout! I would like to thank all voters, who exercised their franchise in 1st Phase. Record polling in the peaceful, free & fair election attests to the strength of Indian democracy & people's faith in democratic values," he said in a post on X.</p><p>Sinha also expressed his gratitude to the security forces and election officials.</p>.<p>"Remember, what was the image of Haryana 10 years ago? Jobs were to be provided on the basis of slips and expenses and people were even punished for getting jobs. Similarly, Haryana was known for land scams. Their (Congress) actual manifesto was... land scams, buying land at throw-away prices and making profits out of it, usurping farmers' lands. 10 years ago, every government in Haryana was called corrupt."</p>.<p>BJP promises 2 lakh govt jobs, cooking gas cylinder at Rs 500 under Har Ghar Grihini Yojna in Haryana poll manifesto</p>.<p>When the Congress was in power, crop compensation of Rs 1,158 crore was given to the farmers, whereas during the BJP government, crop compensation of Rs 12,500 crore was given to the farmers. Compared to the Congress government, during the BJP government, farmers were given about 10 times more crop compensation.</p>.<p>"You have come in such large numbers today. This enthusiasm of the youth, the message of peace in the eyes of the elders and such a large number of mothers and sisters, this is the new Kashmir. The aim of all of us is the rapid development of Jammu and Kashmir. Today, I have come amongst you with the message of energizing the spirit of rapid progress of Jammu & Kashmir. I see that today my brothers and sisters of Kashmir are saying 'Khushamdeed PM'. I thank them from the bottom of my heart. The first round of voting started in 7 districts yesterday. It is a matter of great joy for all of us that such a large number of people came out of their homes to vote. More than 80% voting in Kishtwar, over 71% voting in Doda, over 70% voting in Ramban...The voting records were broken in many seats. This is a new history."</p>.<p>"...The three families think that it is their birthright to capture power by any means and then loot you all. Their political agenda has been to deprive the people of Jammu and Kashmir of their legitimate rights. They have given only fear and anarchy to Jammu and Kashmir but now Jammu and Kashmir will no longer be in the grip of these three families...Now our youth here is challenging them. The youth whom they did not allow to progress have come out against them. The suffering that the youth of J&K have faced in the rule of these three families, is often not able to come out. Today, many of the youth of the valley who are 20-30 years old, have remained deprived of education. There are many who took more years than the rest of the students of the country to reach 10th, 12th or college. This did not happen because our youth of Jammu and Kashmir failed, but this happened because the three families of Congress, NC and PDP had failed," says Modi in Srinagar</p>.<p>"When I had come here a few days ago, I had said three families were responsible for destruction of Jammu and Kashmir. Since then, these people from Jammu and Kashmir to Delhi have freaked out. These three families feel that how can anyone raise question on them? These three families feel that it is their birthright to somehow grab power and loot you all. To keep people of Jammu and Kashmir away from their rights have been the political agenda of these people," says PM Modi addressing a public gathering in Srinagar</p>