Himachal Pradesh News: BJP has targeted Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu on the arrest made by ED in Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh and the order of Himachal Pradesh High Court to close 18 hotels of Tourism Corporation. BJP MLA Randhir Sharma, in-charge of BJP media department, while targeting the Chief Minister, said that the arrest made by ED in Hamirpur proves that the Chief Minister of the state has got the protection of the mining mafia.
Target of BJP MLA Randhir Sharma
Randhir Sharma accused the government on the court's order to close 18 hotels of Tourism Corporation and said that the state government wants to give the property of Tourism Development Corporation to its friends by taking the help of court decisions. Randhir Sharma said that the government led by Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu has been successful on every front. Every section of the state is fed up with the government. The Chief Minister does not even think about public interest.
Mafia rule running in Himachal – Randhir Sharma
Senior BJP MLA Randhir Sharma said that mafia rule has become stronger in the state government. Along with land mafia and mining mafia, transfer mafia has also flourished. He said that the leaders of the mining mafia are in Hamirpur, who have the protection of the Chief Minister. He said that the ED's arrest is proof of this. He said that the Congress government seems to be failing on every front. This is proved by the court orders coming one after the other.
CM Sukhu accused of making factless statements
Regarding the court's order to close 18 hotels of the Tourism Corporation, Randhir Sharma said that the state government is not representing itself properly in the court, rather the Chief Minister is commenting on the judges. He said that the Chief Minister is making baseless allegations against the former BJP government. Randhir Sharma said that properties worth five thousand crores were auctioned during the previous BJP government. This statement of the Chief Minister is only an attempt to hide his shortcomings.