During his visit to villages in Karnal's Nilokheri constituency, Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs, Manohar Lal Khattar, engaged with residents to address their grievances and review ongoing development projects. He emphasized the importance of public representatives staying connected with their communities post-elections, stating, "Staying amidst the people is the duty of a public representative." Khattar instructed all MLAs to regularly visit rural areas to maintain direct communication with the public. He outlined his plan to visit all 575 Panchayats in his constituency systematically over the next five years, focusing on improving basic amenities such as playgrounds, village roads, and streetlights.

Khattar also discussed the purification of voter lists, criticizing the Opposition for raising issues that he claims are already being addressed by the public. He stressed the importance of ensuring that individuals are registered at only one location to strengthen democracy. Additionally, he welcomed the Haryana government's provision of free bus services for NEET examination candidates, asserting the need for timely support for students. He urged villagers to direct their grievances to the appropriate administrative levels for effective resolution, reinforcing that solutions arise when problems reach the right forum.