Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini expressed strong criticism of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Punjab, claiming it has failed to address corruption and drug abuse, which he described as reaching alarming levels. Speaking to reporters in Sirsa, Saini stated that the people of Punjab feel betrayed after voting for AAP to eliminate corruption. He emphasized that the BJP-led 'double-engine government' is the only viable solution for development and clean governance in Punjab. Saini accused the AAP administration of deepening the state's crisis and highlighted rampant corruption within local tehsils and police stations. He also took issue with AAP's use of Bhagat Singh's image, asserting that the party lacks the moral right to invoke the freedom fighter's legacy while Punjab grapples with these issues. Saini promised that a BJP government would enhance development and introduce welfare schemes akin to those in Haryana, including benefits for farmers and health coverage programs. Additionally, he announced plans for a special pilgrimage train to Somnath Temple in Gujarat on June 8 and discussed Haryana's efforts in environmental conservation, including reducing official vehicles and promoting virtual meetings.