Shimla (Himachal Pradesh) [India], Himachal Pradesh Minister Vikramaditya Singh, who lost the Mandi Lok Sabha constituency to actor-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut, condemned the incident in which the newly elected Bharatiya Janata Party MP was allegedly arrested by the Central Industrial Security Was slapped by. The constable of the force (CISF) at Chandigarh airport said that it is not right to call someone a "terrorist" by making a generalized statement.
The Himachal Pradesh Public Works Department minister, who is the son of six-time chief minister late Virbhadra Singh, advised Kangana to be responsible while making any statement. Singh said that it is not right to make generalized statements on the basis of isolated incidents.
“I have already condemned the incident. It was an unfortunate incident.This kind of incident against a woman is unfortunate. This is not in our culture. Whatever happened to the farmers was unfortunate but this is not the way to raise it." Your point. Whatever happened at the airport complex, action should be taken...You cannot call someone a terrorist on the basis of isolated incidents. You have to be responsible while making such statements,” Singh said on Saturday.Kangana was allegedly slapped by a CISF woman constable while she was on her way to Delhi for the NDA meeting. An FIR has been registered against the constable under sections 321 and 341 of the IPC, but no arrest has been made. Hours after the incident, Kangana released a video on her official Instagram page, where she narrated the details and expressed concern over "rising terrorism and extremism in Punjab".
The Public Works Minister, who is also the MLA from Shimla Rural Assembly constituency, held a review meeting with Congress workers and office-bearers of his party in the Assembly and assessed its defeat in the recent Lok Sabha elections.
"We have called a meeting of Shimla rural area, all party officials and all Panchayati Raj and others have gathered here to review the party's election defeat," the Congress leader said.
Singh said that the 'Modi wave' could not work at the national level in this election, although it worked partially in Himachal Pradesh."Though the Modi factor may not have worked at the national level, it has worked partially in Himachal Pradesh. It is clear that in the national perspective, the Modi wave is no longer relevant. The government is being formed and at the national level we are seeing a big Change will be seen,” Singh said.
The Congress leader said all the issues of the state pending with the Central government will be taken up and development work will be started in cities like Dharamshala, Shimla, Palampur and Mandi.
"We will also see how the pending issues of Himachal Pradesh will be taken up," Singh said, adding that the state suffered huge losses during the floods.I want to assure the people of the state that all matters will be taken up," he said.
"Yesterday we met World Bank officials. Development works will be taken up in Dharamshala, Shimla, Palampur and Mandi towns...I will meet the ministers concerned in the new government and we are very confident about it." Overall development of the state,” the Congress minister said.In the recently held Lok Sabha elections, Kangana defeated Vikramaditya Singh from Mandi by more than five lakh votes. In this election, BJP has hoisted the flag in the hill state.
The Himachal Pradesh Public Works Department minister, who is the son of six-time chief minister late Virbhadra Singh, advised Kangana to be responsible while making any statement. Singh said that it is not right to make generalized statements on the basis of isolated incidents.
“I have already condemned the incident. It was an unfortunate incident.This kind of incident against a woman is unfortunate. This is not in our culture. Whatever happened to the farmers was unfortunate but this is not the way to raise it." Your point. Whatever happened at the airport complex, action should be taken...You cannot call someone a terrorist on the basis of isolated incidents. You have to be responsible while making such statements,” Singh said on Saturday.Kangana was allegedly slapped by a CISF woman constable while she was on her way to Delhi for the NDA meeting. An FIR has been registered against the constable under sections 321 and 341 of the IPC, but no arrest has been made. Hours after the incident, Kangana released a video on her official Instagram page, where she narrated the details and expressed concern over "rising terrorism and extremism in Punjab".
The Public Works Minister, who is also the MLA from Shimla Rural Assembly constituency, held a review meeting with Congress workers and office-bearers of his party in the Assembly and assessed its defeat in the recent Lok Sabha elections.
"We have called a meeting of Shimla rural area, all party officials and all Panchayati Raj and others have gathered here to review the party's election defeat," the Congress leader said.
Singh said that the 'Modi wave' could not work at the national level in this election, although it worked partially in Himachal Pradesh."Though the Modi factor may not have worked at the national level, it has worked partially in Himachal Pradesh. It is clear that in the national perspective, the Modi wave is no longer relevant. The government is being formed and at the national level we are seeing a big Change will be seen,” Singh said.
The Congress leader said all the issues of the state pending with the Central government will be taken up and development work will be started in cities like Dharamshala, Shimla, Palampur and Mandi.
"We will also see how the pending issues of Himachal Pradesh will be taken up," Singh said, adding that the state suffered huge losses during the floods.I want to assure the people of the state that all matters will be taken up," he said.
"Yesterday we met World Bank officials. Development works will be taken up in Dharamshala, Shimla, Palampur and Mandi towns...I will meet the ministers concerned in the new government and we are very confident about it." Overall development of the state,” the Congress minister said.In the recently held Lok Sabha elections, Kangana defeated Vikramaditya Singh from Mandi by more than five lakh votes. In this election, BJP has hoisted the flag in the hill state.
