Shimla: Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu on Sunday said the BJP has put a stain on the culture of Himachal Pradesh by starting horse-trading politics and the onus is on the voters to end this practice.
Speaking at a public meeting in Kasauli Assembly constituency, the Congress leader said, "If the evil is not stopped in the bud, it will continue."
Sukhu said the Congress does not have "dhanbal (money power)", it only has "manbal (people power)" and said now is the time to save democracy and ensure Congress's victory in all four Lok Sabhas. The rebels should be punished. seats in th state.
Elections for four Lok Sabha seats and by-elections for six assembly constituencies of Himachal Pradesh will be held on June 1.
Six assembly seats fell vacant after rebel Congress MLAs, who abstained from voting on the Assembly cut motion and the Finance Bill (Budget), were disqualified for violating the party whip by being present in the House and voting in favor of the government. Done.These MLAs later joined the BJP and were fielded from their respective assembly seats.
Sukhu claimed that these rebels deceived the people and played with their sentiments. He stayed out of the state for a month and on the day the budget was to be passed, he came to the Assembly with Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) security, but left without voting on it.
He declared, "I am the son of an ordinary family... (I) will not be bothered by political conspiracies and will continue to fight against drugs, mining and land amnesty and protect the interests of the people at all costs."
Accusing the BJP of not cooperating with the state government during the monsoon disaster and withholding financial assistance, Sukhu said his government announced a relief package of Rs 4,500 crore for the disaster-affected people and provided them relief and rehabilitation.He said the government also releases a monthly pension of Rs 1,500 to women, ensures free treatment for people above 70 years of age and increases the purchase price of milk and daily wages of MNREGA workers.
Speaking at a public meeting in Kasauli Assembly constituency, the Congress leader said, "If the evil is not stopped in the bud, it will continue."
Sukhu said the Congress does not have "dhanbal (money power)", it only has "manbal (people power)" and said now is the time to save democracy and ensure Congress's victory in all four Lok Sabhas. The rebels should be punished. seats in th state.
Elections for four Lok Sabha seats and by-elections for six assembly constituencies of Himachal Pradesh will be held on June 1.
Six assembly seats fell vacant after rebel Congress MLAs, who abstained from voting on the Assembly cut motion and the Finance Bill (Budget), were disqualified for violating the party whip by being present in the House and voting in favor of the government. Done.These MLAs later joined the BJP and were fielded from their respective assembly seats.
Sukhu claimed that these rebels deceived the people and played with their sentiments. He stayed out of the state for a month and on the day the budget was to be passed, he came to the Assembly with Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) security, but left without voting on it.
He declared, "I am the son of an ordinary family... (I) will not be bothered by political conspiracies and will continue to fight against drugs, mining and land amnesty and protect the interests of the people at all costs."
Accusing the BJP of not cooperating with the state government during the monsoon disaster and withholding financial assistance, Sukhu said his government announced a relief package of Rs 4,500 crore for the disaster-affected people and provided them relief and rehabilitation.He said the government also releases a monthly pension of Rs 1,500 to women, ensures free treatment for people above 70 years of age and increases the purchase price of milk and daily wages of MNREGA workers.
