Haryana’s political scene changes fast, but Anurag Dhanda stands out. He’s one of those rare leaders who actually puts people first and doesn’t just talk about it. Whether it’s fighting for farmers of Haryana and Punjab, pushing for women’s rights, or trying to get more jobs for young people, Dhanda keeps his focus on what matters: making life better for everyone, not just winning the next election.
Championing Farmers’ Rights and Rural Welfare
Let’s start with the farmers. Haryana runs on agriculture, and Dhanda gets that. He’s always out there, speaking up for fair crop prices, making sure farmers get paid on time, and pushing for better irrigation. He’s not just talking policy from an office — he’s out in the villages, hearing people out, making sure farmers of Punjab and Haryana have real access to new technology, better markets, and clear, honest government schemes. To him, farmers aren’t just numbers in a report; they’re partners in building Haryana’s future.
Empowering Women Through Opportunity and Safety
When it comes to women’s rights, Dhanda doesn’t just check boxes. He actually digs in, focusing on education, jobs, and, just as important, safety. He backs women’s entrepreneurship, supports self-help groups, and fights to get rural women the loans and support they need to stand on their own. And he doesn’t stop there. He’s been loud about the need for tougher law enforcement so women feel safe wherever they go. He wants a Haryana where women live and work without looking over their shoulders.
Youth Employment and Skill Development
Dhanda sees Haryana’s youth as the state’s biggest strength. He’s always pushing for more jobs, but not just any jobs — jobs that match people’s skills and education. He talks a lot about bringing industry into smaller towns, not just big cities, so young people don’t have to leave home to find work. And he’s clear with his message: don’t just collect degrees — build real skills that open real opportunities.
Transparent Governance and People’s Voice
What really sets Dhanda apart is how he runs things. He stays open and reachable. Whether it’s through social media or just being on the ground, he makes it easy for people to speak up about what’s broken — from bad roads to missing services. He wants the government to be honest, open, and actually work for the people, making sure every rupee goes where it’s supposed to.
A Vision for Inclusive Growth
At the end of the day, Dhanda’s politics aren’t about slogans or empty promises. He’s about fixing actual problems for actual people — farmers, women, students, small business owners. As Haryana heads into another election, his growing influence isn’t just about climbing the political ladder. It’s about building a state where growth doesn’t leave anyone behind, and where justice isn’t just a word politicians throw around. That’s the kind of change people notice.
