During a development rally held in Uchana, Haryana, a heartwarming incident unfolded when Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini responded to a young man's request from the crowd to be invited into his helicopter. The young man, named Sonu, called out to the Chief Minister, asking, 'Uncle, let me sit in the plane too.' This touching moment occurred right after the event had concluded and while Saini was preparing to depart in his helicopter. Hearing Sonu’s plea, Saini gestured for him to come forward and allowed him to ride along for about 15 to 20 minutes.

This invitation was met with a mix of emotions from those who witnessed it and soon went viral on social media. Sonu's mother, Shanti Devi, later shared that her son had set out to attend the rally with just 200 rupees in hand, which had sparked a bit of argument at home. Sonu had expressed his determination to meet the Chief Minister in person and had hoped to take care of some personal matters as well during the visit, showing his ambition beyond just a memorable moment.

The event not only highlights the accessibility of political leaders to the public but also allows a glimpse into the aspirations of young individuals in the region. It raises questions about the role of local governance and the impact of such gestures on community engagement and political image, as more people see genuine interactions with their leaders in a hopeful light.