Himachal Pradesh News: The country’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while posting on social media site X (formerly Twitter), targeted the Congress ruled state governments. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has raised questions about the guarantees given by Congress in Himachal Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi termed the guarantees given by Congress during elections as a betrayal of the public. Now Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu has also retaliated by posting on social media. This series of attacks and counter-attacks is intensifying before the Maharashtra and Jharkhand state assembly elections.
The Congress Party is realizing the hard way that making unrealistic promises is easy but implementing them properly is tough or impossible. Campaign after campaign they promise things to the people, which they also know they will never be able to deliver. Now, they stand badly…
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 1, 2024
CM Sukhu’s counterattack
Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh wrote- ‘The Congress government in Himachal Pradesh is fully dedicated to fulfilling its promises and promoting inclusive development in the entire state. We are proud that we have fulfilled five out of the ten guarantees made during the 2022 assembly elections.
Sh @narendramodi yes,
The Congress government in Himachal Pradesh is steadfastly dedicated to fulfilling our promises and fostering inclusive development across the state. We are proud to have already delivered on five out of the ten guarantees made during the 2022 Vidhan Sabha…
— Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu (@SukhSukhvinder) November 1, 2024
Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that the Congress government in Himachal Pradesh has restored the old pension scheme. Apart from this, women are also being given an honorarium of Rs 1,500 every month. The state government has also started giving startup loans worth Rs 680 crore. Apart from this, English medium education has also been started from the first class itself.
CM Sukhu told the work of Congress government
Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that Himachal Pradesh has become the first state to implement MSP for milk. Cow milk is being given at Rs 45 per liter and buffalo milk at Rs 55 per liter. Before Diwali, Congress gave salaries and pensions on 28 October. The Chief Minister said that Congress has increased the dearness allowance for government employees by 11 percent in just 22 months of its rule. The Chief Minister said that the state’s economy was boosted by 20 percent. An additional revenue of Rs 2 thousand 200 crore has been obtained from this. The vision of the Congress government is to make Himachal Pradesh self-reliant by the year 2027 and the most prosperous state of India by the year 2032. To create an empowering, opportunity-rich environment for every person in Himachal Pradesh. Working every day to make this vision a reality.
What did Prime Minister Modi say?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Targeting the Congress-ruled state governments, he has written, “The Congress Party is now realizing that it is easy to make false promises, but it is difficult and impossible to implement them properly. During the campaign, he constantly makes such promises to the people, which he is never able to fulfill. Now they have been completely exposed in front of the people. Look at any state ruled by Congress today – Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka and Telangana. The pace of development and financial situation is going from bad to worse. Their so-called guarantees are incomplete, which is a terrible betrayal of the people of these states. The victims of such politics are the poor, youth, farmers and women, who are not only deprived of the benefits of these promises, but their existing schemes are also weakened.
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