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Union HM Amit Shah Unveils Maharaja Agrasen’s Statue, Inaugurates ICU, Lays PG Hostel Foundation in Hisar

Union HM Amit Shah Unveils Maharaja Agrasen's Statue, Inaugurates ICU, Lays PG Hostel Foundation in Hisar

NEW DELHI: Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation, Amit Shah, today unveiled a grand statue of Maharaja Agrasen, inaugurated a newly constructed ICU, and laid the foundation stone for a PG hostel in Hisar, Haryana. The event witnessed the presence of Haryana Chief Minister  Nayab Singh Saini and several other dignitaries.

 

Union HM Amit Shah Unveils Maharaja Agrasen's Statue, Inaugurates ICU, Lays PG Hostel Foundation in Hisar

 

In his address, Amit Shah highlighted Haryana’s historical significance, emphasizing its role in enriching and preserving India’s culture, values, and traditions. From the times of the Mahabharata to India’s freedom struggle and beyond, Haryana has played a pivotal role in the nation’s development.

 

He noted that Maharaja Agrasen’s governance model ensured prosperity and welfare for all without burdening the state. Agrasen’s philosophy of economic cooperation, where every new settler was supported by existing members of society, laid the foundation for a thriving entrepreneurial community.

 

The Union Home Minister emphasized that today, the Agarwal community, inspired by Maharaja Agrasen, continues to contribute significantly to nation-building through entrepreneurship and philanthropy.

 

PM Modi Following Maharaja Agrasen’s Path

 

Amit Shah drew parallels between Maharaja Agrasen’s welfare-driven governance and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s development policies.

 

He underscored the transformation brought about by the Modi government over the past decade, lifting 25 crore people above the poverty line and providing essential amenities such as:

 

Shah praised the Haryana government for being the first in the country to ensure household sanitation through toilet construction initiatives.

 

Massive Investments in Healthcare Infrastructure

The Union Home Minister emphasized the Modi government’s commitment to healthcare infrastructure.

 

 

Over the past decade, ₹64,000 crore has been invested in public health centers and community health facilities, establishing:

 

He highlighted the tripling of India’s health budget from ₹33,000 crore in 2013-14 to ₹1.33 lakh crore in the 2025-26 budget. Additionally, he mentioned the rapid expansion of medical education:

 

Shah assured that within the next five years, every district in the country will have a medical college, further strengthening India’s healthcare infrastructure.

 

Haryana’s Transparent Governance Under Double-Engine Government

 

Amit Shah lauded Haryana’s double-engine government—led by like-minded leaders committed to development. He criticized previous administrations for corruption in employment and praised the Saini government for providing 80,000 jobs to youth in a transparent manner, free from bribery and nepotism.

 

Haryana’s achievements under the BJP-led government include:

 

Major Financial Boost to Haryana

 

Between 2004-2014, Haryana received ₹41,000 crore from the central government. However, under PM Modi’s leadership, Haryana has been allocated ₹1.43 lakh crore from 2014-2024. Additionally, massive investments have been made in infrastructure development:

Legacy of O.P. Jindal: People Before Profits

 

Amit Shah acknowledged the contributions of O.P. Jindal in fostering a community-oriented business ethos. He credited Jindal for instilling values of prioritizing societal well-being over corporate profits, making Hisar a hub for economic growth and healthcare advancements.

 

With the unveiling of Maharaja Agrasen’s statue, the inauguration of a new ICU, and the foundation stone-laying for a PG hostel, Hisar is poised for further growth. Amit Shah reaffirmed the government’s commitment to Haryana’s development, ensuring prosperity through transparent governance, enhanced medical infrastructure, and economic opportunities for all.

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