Congress MP Deepender Hooda raises questions over the choice of the 2030 Commonwealth Games host structure, posting that Haryana should be made the host or co-host state. Hooda’s remarks follow a framing in which Gujarat is associated with projects for the Games, while Haryana is described as contributing to India’s sports achievements. According to the reports, Hooda points to Haryana’s role in India’s medal tally and says Haryana has secured over half of India’s medals, arguing that the state’s performance justifies greater responsibility for hosting. He also calls for increased investment in sports infrastructure in Haryana. Alongside his host-state demand, Hooda criticizes what he characterizes as an uneven distribution of Games-related projects, saying projects are concentrated in Gujarat. In the coverage, the overall exchange centers on the allocation of hosting and development responsibilities for CWG 2030, with Hooda arguing that Haryana’s contributions should be reflected in the Games’ host arrangement.