As Haryana prepares for assembly elections on October 1, former Chief Minister Bhupinder Hooda has criticized the ruling BJP for misleading the public regarding job security and recruitment under the Skill Corporation, citing rising unemployment rates. Hooda assured that if Congress is elected, it will provide job security and end contractual hiring, while also committing to fill two lakh vacant positions. He dismissed claims of focusing development solely on Rohtak, highlighting achievements across the state and expressing confidence in Congress's ability to win independently, without forming alliances. Meanwhile, current Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini defended his government's record and attacked Hooda's tenure, asserting that the BJP has made significant strides in job creation and other areas. The political landscape is heating up as both parties prepare for a competitive election, with Hooda emphasizing the need for accountability from the BJP. The election results will be announced on October 4.