After the Punjab and Haryana High Court rejected law made by Haryana government of giving a reservation of 75 percent to Haryana local youth in the private sector, Congress leader Deepender Singh Hooda on November 18 said that it shows the Haryana government did not make law wholeheartedly. Deepender Singh Hooda said, “Punjab and Haryana High Court has rejected the law made by the Haryana government of giving a reservation of 75 percent to Haryana local youth in the private sector. This shows that this government did not make the law wholeheartedly... The BJP-JJP alliance was formed on two things: One was the old pension of Rs 5100, and the second was giving 75 per cent reservation to Haryana youth. Now it is clear that neither of these was done... Overall, the alliance was to do corruption in Haryana... Many states give preference to people of their own state. Haryana is a state in which, not even in government jobs, preference is given... The government may go to the Supreme Court... After six-seven months, we will go to the super-Supreme Court, i.e., to the people of the country.” “In 2017, I brought a private members' bill on the right to clean air... Clean air is the right of the next generation... Blaming each other will not work... This is a national problem, and its solution should be found by rising above party politics... In the bill that is in Parliament, I have proposed that a National Clean Air Board be established, which should be given a financial budget by the central and all state governments... A permanent board should be made... I appeal that the government should take up this bill,” he added.