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Bhoranj MLA Suresh Kumar: If BJP Is Right Then Go To Court Regarding CM’s Statements
Suresh Kumar said that the way BJP has recently tried to break the government, it is clear that six Congress rebel leaders have been traded. If BJP is clean then go to court regarding CM’s statements.
Reported & Written By Kumud Sharma, Diary Times, Shimla, April 05: Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu is continuously making sharp comments about the six Congress rebels who have joined the BJP and the rebel leaders are being sold for Rs 15 crore each. The Chief Minister said this during the election campaign yesterday, due to which BJP is also attacking the CM. Congress MLA from Bhoranj, Suresh Kumar, has slammed the BJP, terming the CM’s comments in Shimla as true. He said that BJP is shocked after hearing the truth.
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Suresh Kumar said that the way BJP has recently tried to break the government, it is clear that six Congress rebel leaders have been traded. If BJP is clean then go to court regarding CM’s statements. The people of the state know this very well and have made up their mind to strengthen the Congress party by making the Congress candidates victorious in the coming elections.
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Suresh Kumar said that Congress has also started its campaign and due to the election process, the candidates will be announced soon after the ongoing meetings in Delhi. Regarding the independent MLAs, Suresh Kumar said that there was no need for them to resign, they could have supported BJP even by staying outside, but their intentions were different. The Assembly Speaker is investigating this matter and will take a decision within the ambit of law.
With The Inputs Of Himachal Premier News Agency
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