Haryana Minister Anil Vij states he never sought power, highlights justice for citizens, and calls for CBI probe in unsolved murder case.

“I have never had any desires, nor have I ever asked for anything,” stated Anil Vij, the minister of energy, transport, and labor for Haryana. All MLAs travel to Delhi during election seasons, some to run for cabinet positions and others to run for departments, but I have never done either of those things. I was in Ambala Cantt even while the Chief Minister was being chosen. Speaking to reporters following today’s District Grievance Redressal Committee meeting in Kaithal, Vij made this statement.

“Some media colleagues asked me why everyone was going to Delhi,” he remarked. Despite being the senior most in 2014 and continuing to be so today, I have never made any demands. The party I’m a part of has always taught us to “deserve it, not desire it.” I’ve learned this lesson since I was a young child: thinking cannot be changed. I still adhere to that idea.

When asked about the elections in Bihar, Vij responded, “The conscious people of Bihar have uprooted jungle raj from its roots.” Additionally, they have responded forcefully to the politics of crime. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s development approach has won this battle. Amit Shah, the Chanakya of modern politics, is the Union Home Minister, and his policies are to blame. It is also the outcome of Nitish Kumar’s efforts and tidy image. He went on to say that the entire country should pay attention to this message.
“In every case, I have attempted to ensure justice” – Vij

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In response to inquiries about the meeting of the Grievance Redressal Committee, Vij stated that he always works to provide justice in every situation. According to him, grievances are filed in accordance with the agenda, and any further complaints that are brought to the administration directly from citizens are forwarded to them along with directives to take appropriate action and notify the complainants of the outcome.

The government will send a murder case for a CBI investigation. “A murder case where the police have not been able to determine how the death occurred was discussed during the meeting,” Vij Vij said. Police have been unable to uncover the truth despite family members naming five or six potential culprits. Perhaps since he is aware of the truth, one of the suspects has already left overseas. No significant progress has been made despite the police issuing summonses. As a result, I think the CBI should now handle this matter. He continued, “We will forward it to the government for a CBI investigation.”