Uttarakhand: Congress’s target on CM’s visit to Delhi, said- the state is facing disaster, CM is running race for the election meeting in Delhi!

Before the Lok Sabha elections, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami is on Delhi tour. He had to leave the proposed cabinet meeting and leave for Delhi. At the same time, for which the Congress has started besieging the Dhami government. State President Karan Mahara said that he went to Delhi for the election meeting, this shows the real face of BJP. While the state is battling with the disaster.

The Congress party has targeted Chief Minister Pushkar Dhami’s visit to Delhi. Party’s state president Karan Mahara says that the cabinet meeting was postponed due to the Chief Minister’s visit to Delhi, he said that due to the flood-like situation in the state, life has become chaotic. Due to heavy rains, roads in the mountains have broken down at many places. 16 people died due to electrocution in Chamoli, while 27 people have died in the last 1 week due to falling of boulders. At this time, the people of the state expected that CM Pushkar Dhami would demand a separate economic package while discussing the situation in the state in Delhi. But he went to Delhi for the election meeting, this shows the real face of BJP.

Karan Mahara also targeted PM Narendra Modi and said that if elections were being held in Manipur, Prime Minister Modi would have reached there first. But since 3 months Manipur is burning in the fire of violence and PM Modi was busy in foreign tours. This proves that BJP knows nothing except elections and politics. Mahara said that the BJP has no concern for the people of the nation and the state. BJP only does politics of votes. He said that it would have been better if Manipur was a matter of concern instead of elections being a matter of concern for the BJP. Let us tell you that in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, where the Janata Party of India is claiming a hat-trick of victory in the state, on the other hand, the Congress party has started preparing for the Lok Sabha elections on local and national issues.