Addressing ‘Pragti Rally’ at Rohtak on Wednesday evening Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khatter said, the state is marching ahead on 5-S agenda which relates to factors including Education, Health, Security, self-dependency and self-respect for people in the state. Chief Minister said, it is duty of state government to provide quality education to every children by opening government schools based upon model culture similar to private schools and decision has been taken to provide tablets to five lakh students in the state to promote digital education to be commenced from Rohtak district for which Haryana state will be the first in the country since development in youths starts from basic education in schools.

Khatter said, health is another important factor in which Haryana state  government is serious to boost health services and new medical colleges are being opened in every district to meet shortage of doctors in government as well as private hospitals, besides government hospitals to have plenty stocks of medicines as well as provide efficient health services to suffering patients in the state. Khatter said, security to every resident in the state, especially to females is another important factor as such the number of female police staff in the state is being increased from 7% at present to 10% shortly.

Khatter said, the number of employment opportunities being limited in government offices, state government adopting stand up policy instead of sit down policy introducing large number of self-employment schemes for youths and has also introduced 75% reservation in jobs in private sector to youths hailing from Haryana state. Pointing at Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Khatter said state government Haryana preparing people in the state financially strong with the help of stand up policy so that they may stand on their feet and become self-sufficient but there are few political leaders believe in sit down policy attracting people offering  free announcements  for their self-vested political interests. Khatter said, efforts are being made by ruling Haryana state government to wipe out corruption completely from the state applying zero tolerance policy.