In a campaign rally for the upcoming Rewari municipal council elections on May 10, Bimla Chaudhary, the BJP MLA from Pataudi, made a unique promise to arrange marriages for unmarried youth if the party's candidate, Vinita Pipal, secures victory. Her statement was met with laughter from the audience, including Haryana's health minister, Arti Singh Rao, who humorously referred to Chaudhary as having opened a 'marriage bureau' in Rewari. Chaudhary, who hails from Palwal, explained that she has previously facilitated marriages for youth in areas such as Rewari, Rampura, and Bijlighar, assuring voters that no bachelor would remain unmarried if they supported her party. Additionally, BJP leader Satish Khola announced that the state government would provide a monthly pension to unmarried individuals over 45, emphasizing the party's commitment to addressing the issue of rising unmarried youth in Haryana, particularly in its southern districts. This is not the first time BJP leaders in Haryana have made similar promises, with past pledges raising eyebrows, such as the controversial suggestion in 2014 to bring brides from Bihar.