Congress govt in Himachal a symbol of corruption and scams: BJP
Leader of Opposition and former Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur has alleged that the Congress government in Himachal Pradesh has become a symbol of corruption and scams.
Leader of Opposition and former Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur has alleged that the Congress government in Himachal Pradesh has become a symbol of corruption and scams.
BJP has demanded revoking the decision and also dropping the plan to increase bus fares.
The Chief Minister noted that Himachal Pradesh has adopted a strict policy in this regard and stressed the adoption of a similar policy in J&K.
Bringing major relief to female employees, the Himachal Pradesh government has introduced a 60-day special maternity leave for women who experience a stillbirth or the loss of a child soon after birth.
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has said that the state government is committed to strengthen the healthcare sector and has taken a significant step by granting full salary to MBBS doctors pursuing postgraduate studies or specialized training in India or abroad.
Speaking on anti-incumbency, Congress chief said, "Voters see who has worked and who has to be brought forward."
According to the Election Commission, a total of 55,92,828 electors of which 27,37,845 are women, 28,54,945 men and 38 were third-gender, will decide the faith of 412 candidates.
Comprehensive planning, reviews and follow-ups by the Election Commission of India (ECI)involving the active participation of enforcement agencies have led to record seizures in the ongoing Assembly elections in the poll-bound states of Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh.
Addressing a public rally at Sataun in Sirmaur on the last day of campaigning, she urged the people of the state not to waste another five years and to vote judiciously for the party that works for them.
As regards the Gujarat assembly elections, the Rajasthan chief minister predicted that the Morbi bridge collapse will have an adverse impact on BJP's poll prospects.
