Infighting dominates Congress, and the situation is well-known
Bharatiya Janata Party state spokesperson Sandipani Bhardwaj said that high-level infighting is going on within the Himachal Pradesh Congress and somewhere it seems that there is no coordination between the Himachal Pradesh Congress government and the organization. Apart from the Congress government and organization, many camps have formed in Himachal Pradesh. If you look carefully, Congress President Pratibha Singh’s statement shows that there is no coordination between the Congress government and the organization. Is this politics of vengeance going on in Himachal Pradesh? Are the people of the present government trying to take revenge against the family of King Virbhadra ji. Antarkala has reached such extremes that sometimes their leaders Sudhir Sharma, Rajinder Rana, Pratibha Singh, and Kuldeep Rathore stage barricades against their government whenever they do so. This clearly shows that there is no coordination between the government and the organization. A party that cannot stop its internal affairs will not know the plight of the people.
Sujanpur MLA and State Congress Committee working president Rajendra Rana once again fired a political arrow on Sunday. This time, along with targeting those who got cabinet rank in the government without contesting elections, Rana also vented his anger. Rana said that the situation is becoming such in the present government that the leaders who got cabinet rank without contesting elections are now dominating the elected MLAs. Today many workers in Congress are angry.
Earlier, State Congress President and MP Pratibha Singh, while emphasizing the need to expand basic facilities in the inaccessible areas of tribal areas, Kinnaur and Lahaul Spiti, has asked the state government to immediately fill the vacant posts of employees in these areas. He has also asked to ensure the availability of essential commodities in these areas before snowfall. Pratibha had admitted that the posts of teachers are lying vacant in many schools also.
Despite all this, the state government did not do anything.
