Congress government has now completely gone into hooliganism: Bindal
Work is going on to gather Anganwadi workers, Asha workers, Panchayat Chowkidars, IPH workers, PWD workers and intimidate them. This makes it clear that the Chief Minister is going to lose the election in Dehra.
Shimla, BJP State President Dr. Rajiv Bindal said that the election campaign of the Bharatiya Janata Party is progressing at a fast pace in the by-elections and door to door campaigning is being done at all the booths. He said that the Congress government led by Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu has now completely resorted to hooliganism. The way Anganwadi workers, Asha workers, Panchayat Chowkidars, IPH workers, PWD workers are being gathered and intimidated, it is clear that the Chief Minister is going to lose the election in Dehra.
The BJP President said that the police rule prevailing in Nalagarh and Hamirpur indicates that the Congress party is losing the elections. He said that the people of Dehra are giving their full support and blessings to the BJP candidate Hoshiar Singh and the people have made up their mind that we want an MLA who is among us, who is available to us, whom we can contact in our area, our village, our city. We want an MLA who is constantly available to us. We do not want an MLA who is difficult to find, we do not want an MLA who is bent on closing down SDM offices, BDO offices, PHCs, government institutions, who is bent on obstructing development work.
The BJP President said that the public is asking the Chief Minister why he closed two SDM offices, BDO office, PHC of his in-laws and now the public has understood that the Chief Minister is talking big to get votes and the policy of lies is being resorted to and the Chief Minister Sukhvinder Sukhu resorted to this same policy of lies in 2022 and again in 2024 but in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, his policy of lies failed and the Bharatiya Janata Party won all the four Lok Sabha seats. Similarly, the BJP is going to win these three by-elections, Hamirpur, Dehra and Nalagarh.
