Development has come to a standstill under Congress government: Himachal BJP chief Suresh Kashyap
The Hindu
"The present Congress government took a loan to the tune of ₹1,000 crore in December 2022, ₹1,500 crore in January and now ₹2,000 crore in February... at this pace, Himachal is surely going to become Sri Lanka," the BJP leader said.
The Congress government in Himachal Pradesh is increasing the State's debts and it could go the Sri Lanka way if the trend continues, State BJP chief Suresh Kashyap alleged on February 18.
Development has come to a standstill and the government has not released the last instalment of the MLA fund, he told media persons, adding that the fund sent to the Deputy Commissioner's office for public works has been stopped.
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"The present Congress government took a loan to the tune of ₹1,000 crore in December 2022, ₹1,500 crore in January and now ₹2,000 crore in February... at this pace, Himachal is surely going to become Sri Lanka," the BJP leader said. He claimed the government is going to impose a cess on water.
"New rates for the sale of scrap have been fixed in the State and crusher unions have also been formed and the BJP would reveal the information in this regard soon," he claimed.
He said that the people want to know when will the Congress fulfil the "10 guarantees" it gave to the people during the Assembly polls.
“He said that the cement industries in Himachal have been closed for two months and the State government has failed to end the deadlock. The government should take concrete steps to solve this matter,” the BJP leader said.
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