CHANDIGARH : Former Haryana chief minister and senior Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Wednesday intensified his attack on the ruling BJP saying that poor law and order had resulted into ‘jungle raj-like situation’ in the state.While addressing a public rally on the concluding day of his ‘Jankranti Yatra’ in Thanesar, Hooda said rising crimes against women and government failure in nailing the accused clearly showed that there was no fear of police among the offenders.“Law and order is top priority of any government. People had voted them to power for safety, security and prosperity. But the government has not only failed to deliver what was promised, but also pushed the state back many years due lack of experience and misplaced priorities,” said Hooda.He added people were desperately waiting to vote BJP out of Haryana and the country. “At the same time electorate of the state has also seen the real face of INLD, which claims to be the main opposition party in Haryana. Everybody has seen that this party too act as B team of the BJP,” Hooda said.“There have been three big failures of the BJP government. First, it has disturbed the societal fabric of Haryana by dividing people on caste and communal lines. What hasn’t happened in 50 years, took place in three years of the BJP rule. Haryana burnt thrice and they will pay a heavy price for it. Secondly, they have pushed the state into debt trap. When we demitted power, there was a debt of Rs 60,000 crore, which has grown to Rs 1.60 lakh crore. Thirdly, the Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) is guilty of selling jobs and compromising the future of the youths,” the former CM alleged.

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