SHIMLA: In a resolute stance, Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu marked his 60th birthday by reasserting that the people will respond to the BJP’S wrong doing and the candidates who betrayed their trust.
Responding to the media queries here today Sukhu remained unfazed by the series of political development.
With Himachal Pradesh gearing up for crucial Lok Sabha and state assembly by-elections on June 1, Sukhu wasted no time in addressing pressing concerns while taking sharp jabs at political adversaries.
Undeterred by the daunting financial challenges facing the state, Sukhu reaffirmed his government's unwavering commitment to achieving self-reliance for Himachal Pradesh.
Despite the staggering debt exceeding Rs 80,000 crore and continual reliance on borrowing to meet fiscal demands, Sukhu asserted that his government was steadfast in its mission to empower the people economically.
Highlighting the Congress manifesto's pledge of job guarantees, Sukhu vehemently criticized the BJP-led government, accusing them of failing to fulfill promises and neglecting vital government sector recruitments.
Emphasizing the strides made under his leadership, Sukhu revealed significant recruitment figures and touted the generation of substantial revenue of over Rs 2200 crore ovet the past year, which he vowed to distribute among the state's populace.
Addressing concerns over alleged political maneuvers, Sukhu condemned attempts at horse-trading and urged for the preservation of democracy in Himachal Pradesh.
Refusing to be drawn into prolonged discourse, he hinted at forthcoming confrontations in the political arena, promising robust rebuttals to opposition rhetoric.
As the birthday celebrations unfolded, Sukhu reiterated his faith in the wisdom of Himachal Pradesh's citizens, expressing confidence in their commitment to democratic values.
With an impending tour of the state scheduled for April, Sukhu hinted at a spirited campaign, signaling a rallying call against political malpractices and the enduring legacy of opportunistic politics of Aya Ram, Gya Ram.
In a charged atmosphere resonating with political fervor, Sukhu's address served as a rallying cry for his party faithfuls, setting the stage for an intense electoral showdown on June 1.
As the countdown to the elections begins, the echoes of Sukhu's defiant rhetoric are poised to reverberate across the rugged terrains of Himachal Pradesh, heralding a fierce battle for political supremacy.
Sukhu and his family, Pratibha Singh and her son Vikramaditya Singh and exchanged Holi greetings yesterday.
He had a birthday bash today in the presence of Ministers, party president and several MLAs putting up a brave front ahead of the elections.
