BJP's Rajeev Bindal Accuses Congress of Damaging Nation More Than British Rule
Himachal Pradesh BJP President Rajeev Bindal criticized the Congress party, accusing it of causing more harm to the nation than British rule. At a state executive meeting, he alleged widespread corruption under the Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu-led Congress government and highlighted plans for a BJP-led anti-drug campaign.
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Himachal Pradesh BJP President Rajeev Bindal on Friday accused the Congress party of inflicting more damage on the nation than the British rulers.
Speaking at the state executive committee meeting, Bindal labeled Congress as “anti-people” and criticized it for promoting lockout, inflation, and corruption.
He accused the Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu-led Congress state government of rampant corruption. Bindal lauded former BJP chief ministers for their public welfare work.
Top BJP leaders, including National Vice President Saudan Singh and MP Anurag Thakur, attended the meeting. Bindal raised concerns over law and order, citing numerous crime cases arising under Congress rule.
Bindal announced a BJP resolution to launch a public awareness campaign against drug abuse, signaling a decisive war against it.
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