As a politician, Kuldeep’s three main focus areas are Women’s Rights, Youth Development, and Farmer’s Rights. He is also a pro-industry person, but he would like to see development with a human face. 

Kuldeep has driven a strong campaign against Reliance's Special Economic Zone to ensure the farmers rise with industrialization. He has brought this unjust acquisition of agricultural cultivable land to the limelight by conducting various campaigns against RIL's Special Economic Zone. 

In fact, Kuldeep is the first voice against unfair acquisition of land and he set an example for others who followed him soon. He repeatedly states that Special Economic Zone is meant to be created in a backward region with barren land. 

According to Mr. Bishnoi, there will be no infrastructural development and social growth by setting up RIL Special Economic Zone on an already developed area with cultivable land. 

He stresses on the fact that Special Economic Zone Act 2006, will have a fatal impact on the farmers of the country while causing a decline in food grain productivity. 

• MP Bishnoi alleges a Rs 6000-crore scam in Gurgaon SEZ- The Tribune, 16 October, 2006
• Bishnoi Seeks SEZ Act Amendments- Hindustan Times, Chandigarh, 16th October
• M.P Kuldeep Singh slams Hudda on SEZ issue- Vanoshadhi Mala, 23rd October 2006 

“I will contribute to the society as much as I can.”
- Kuldeep Bishnoi

The youth are the future of any country. Kuldeep has been campaigning aggressively for free primary education for the youth. He believes that the youth should be prepared to shoulder the challenges of the future. Kuldeep is also committed to eradicating illiteracy at all levels. The literacy program initiated by him in his home constituency is a testimony to that. 

A major chunk of the Haryana’s population earns its living from farming. Kuldeep is conscious of this and has made significant contributions towards uplifting the lot. Kuldeep has stoutly stood by them, during their time of crisis, often facing huge opposition and indifference from the government of the time.

“If I am not physically present at a place, you have to become Kuldeep and meet them.”
- Kuldeep Bishnoi to his workers at a Worker's Meet in Bhiwani

Personal Communication with the public is what Kuldeep stresses upon. He tries to maintain a personal rapport with each and every individual in his constituency. 

Kuldeep has spread his message through his friends and colleagues. He has bestowed upon them the responsibility of circulating his ideas and he regrets the fact that he cannot be present everywhere at all times. 

Bishnoi pays heed to the requirement of everyone, be it farmers, industrialists, women, young men and women. He advices them and tries to help them to the best of his abilities. 

“The best way to make your dreams come true is to awaken.”
- Kuldeep Bishnoi

Kuldeep has grown into a very opinionated person. He believes in action rather than words. This belief has turned him into man of action who prepares, plans and executes with precision. He has never shied away from campaigning for farmer's rights and social causes like primary education, female foeticide, and youth social responsibility. 

Kuldeep has always made sure that issues such as the economic empowerment of women,youth empowerment, and the rights of farmers are given the appropriate attention by his government and also by other governments when he is part of the opposition.