Who is Naib Singh Saini? Who will be the new Chief Minister of Haryana, know his political journey

Nayab Singh Saini new CM of Haryana: Kurukshetra MP Nayab Singh Saini has been elected the new CM of Haryana. His name was approved in the BJP legislature party meeting. Saini, one of the big leaders of the OBC community, is close to Manohar Lal.

Naib Singh Saini will be the new CM of Haryana. Naib Saini was born on 25 January 1970 in a Saini family in Mirzapur Majra village of Ambala. He is BA and LLB. Saini is associated with Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Saini comes from OBC community. He has long experience of working in the organization.

In 2002, he became the District General Secretary of Yuva Morcha BJP Ambala. After this, in the year 2005, he was the District President of Yuva Morcha BJP Ambala. Saini was also the state general secretary of Kisan Morcha BJP Haryana in 2009. In 2012 he became the district president of Ambala BJP. It is believed that Saini has been close to Manohar Lal since his RSS days. Sources say that the Chief Minister himself had advocated giving him ticket from Kurukshetra.

In 2014, Saini had won the election from Narayangarh assembly seat. In the year 2016, he held the post of minister in Haryana government. He was elected MP from Kurukshetra in the last Lok Sabha elections. Some time ago he was given the responsibility of state president of BJP.

'Naib Singh has been a minister in Khattar government'

Naib Singh is currently the MP from Kurukshetra. He had also been an MLA before the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. In 2014, Naib Singh had won the assembly elections from Narayangarh seat of Ambala district. Naib Singh won this election by more than 24 thousand votes. Later he was made a minister in the Khattar government. When the 2019 elections came, the party gave a big responsibility to Naib Singh and surprised him by giving him the ticket from Kurukshetra. Nevertheless Naib Singh was successful in winning the trust of the organization. Naib Singh got 6 lakh 88 thousand 629 votes in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. His rival Congress candidate Nirmal Singh could not get even half the votes.