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3 Airports, Helicopter Services Available Every 5 Minutes; This Election Promises From Haryana Are Beyond Your Imaginations

Jaikaran, a candidate in Haryana Sirsad village panchayath elections, claims that he will build three airports in the village and make the price of petrol Rs 20 per litre.
by Xappie Desk | October 12, 2022 11:17 IST
3 Airports, Helicopter Services Available Every 5 Minutes; This Election Promises From Haryana Are Beyond Your Imaginations

Delhi: Candidates make various promises to win the elections. Such promises are made to keep the people together, like good roads and free rice. It's just that many people often forget to implement those promises after the election. However, the panchayat election being held in a village called Sirsad in Haryana has already caught the attention of the whole country.

 
A poster of a candidate contesting for the post of sarpanch in the elections has become a big discussion on social media. The name of the candidate is Jaikaran Lathwal. Anyone who hears his election promises will be shocked. The first part of Jaykaran's post is about his experience and personality. He stated that he is an educated, hardworking, determined, and honest person.
 
Then he is said to respect the public and work hard. Things don't stop there, and the second part of the poster is the most striking. Jaykaran's promise is thrilling people. Jaikaran claims that he will try to build three airports in the village and make the price of petrol Rs 20 per liter.
 
Also, he says he will end GST and reduce the price of a gas cylinder to Rs 100. The list of promises did not end there either. Free internet for villagers, make-up kits for all women, free bikes for all families, and a bottle of alcohol daily for the needy.
 
He promises that a metro line will be established to connect the village with Delhi a little further. He said that there will be a helicopter service for the public every 5 minutes to Gohana. IPS Officer Arun Bothra shared the poster on Twitter. Anyway, social media has taken over the poster.


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