NAHAN: BJP National President, Jagat Prakash Nadda, who is also Union Health Minister today continued his tirade against the Congress government in Himachal Pradesh during his visit to Sirmaur, where he inaugurated a new BJP office.
Nadda accused the Congress of neglecting the state's development, stating, "The Sukhu government is hell-bent on destroying Himachal".
Congress is so blinded by its hunger for power that it has forgotten the people of the state. They're now even taxing toilet seats."
He claimed that the Congress has stalled all development projects initiated by the BJP.
"As soon as the BJP government was out, Congress put a brake on all development work. Without central government aid, the Himachal government cannot survive even a day."
Nadda also criticized Rahul Gandhi's recent statements, accusing him of "speaking the language of urban Naxals" and "attempting to divide the country."
He claimed, "Rahul Gandhi declared on foreign soil that reservations in India should be scrapped, robbing SC, ST, and OBC communities of their rights."
He further slammed the Sukhu government for not fulfilling promises made to women in the state while boasting about them in Haryana.
"Sukhu promised to give Rs 1,500 to women, but he hasn't delivered in Himachal."
Nadda highlighted the BJP's growth, saying, "BJP has built 563 district offices across the country. Our party offices are not just workspaces but 'sanskaar kendras' (cultural centers)."
He emphasized that the BJP is a party driven by ideology, not power, and that it has grown through the sacrifices of five generations of party workers.
Referring to the achievements of the Modi government, Nadda noted, "In the last 100 days, PM Modi has sanctioned 3 crore homes for the poor.
Under the Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme, Rs 57,000 crores are being sent directly to farmers’ accounts."
Nadda concluded by stating that while the Congress engages in vote-bank politics, the BJP under Modi's leadership is committed to "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas" (collective growth for all).
