CM Nayab Saini Heads to Ahmedabad for Haryana Investment Roadshow
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From Surat to Ahmedabad on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 — Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini is on the move, taking his state's investment pitch deep into Gujarat's industrial heartland. The Chief Minister departed with his team as part of the Haryana Investment Roadshow, a state-led drive to pull capital and industry toward Haryana.
Carrying Haryana's pitch into Gujarat's business capital
Posting from the road, CM Saini confirmed the journey: 'हरियाणा इन्वेस्टमेंट रोड शो में भाग लेने के लिए टीम के साथ सूरत से अहमदाबाद के लिए प्रस्थान' — 'Departing from Surat to Ahmedabad with team to participate in the Haryana Investment Roadshow.' The choice of destination is deliberate. Ahmedabad is one of India's most active industrial and entrepreneurial hubs, home to a dense network of manufacturers, traders, and conglomerates with the scale and appetite to make large-scale investment commitments.
Surat, where the delegation began, is itself a powerhouse — a city synonymous with textiles, diamond processing, and precision manufacturing. Stopping there first signals that Haryana is fishing for investors across the full breadth of Gujarat's commercial geography, not just its capital.
Why states chase investment in Gujarat
Indian states routinely plant their flags in Gujarat because the state's industrialist community has both the cash and the confidence to move fast. Investment roadshows — where state governments showcase land banks, policy incentives, infrastructure, and single-window clearance systems — have become a standard tool in the inter-state competition for capital under India's federal economic framework. Whoever walks away with an MoU or a firm commitment today may see a factory floor in their state within years.
CM Saini, who assumed office in 2024, has made economic outreach a visible priority. A roadshow that spans two of Gujarat's biggest commercial cities in a single trip underlines the urgency of that agenda. The key question now: what investment commitments and signed agreements emerge from Ahmedabad — and whether those translate into on-ground projects back in Haryana.