Chandigarh, Jan. 26 -- Former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Sunday accused the ruling BJP of misleading the public in the name of budget. Referring to the pre-budget suggestions being sought by the Haryana government from public and the opposition, the Leader of the Opposition said it was an exercise to cover up its failures. "The government repeatedly asks for suggestions. We have sent several important suggestions but the government has failed to act on any of them," Hooda said in a statement. The former CM said the state's economy was in shambles with a skyrocketing debt. "In the last 11 years, the BJP government has neither established any major industry in Haryana, nor started any major project or built any major university or institution. So where have they spent the money raised from loans," he questioned. "Congress MLAs will no longer fall for the pretense of giving suggestions on the budget. We will give reaction only after 2026-27 budget estimates are presented," he said....