BJP's Trilok Jamwal Accuses CM Sukhu of Baseless Allegations Ahead of Bypolls

MLA Trilok Jamwal attacks Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, accusing him of making false claims ahead of bypolls in Himachal Pradesh. Jamwal says Sukhu's actions will not help Congress win the bypolls. Bypolls are due for three assembly seats after the resignation and switch of independent legislators to the BJP.

In a heated political exchange ahead of the upcoming bypolls, Bilaspur (Sadar) MLA and BJP co-incharge Trilok Jamwal on Wednesday accused Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu of fabricating lies to boost his party's prospects in Hamirpur, Dehra, and Nalagargh constituencies.

Jamwal claimed that Sukhu, sensing defeat in all three seats including his home district of Hamirpur, has resorted to making baseless allegations against BJP candidates. The MLA stated that Sukhu's tactics would not aid Congress in winning the bypolls set for July 10.

Jamwal further questioned the integrity of the Congress government's tendering process, suggesting Sukhu's office might be involved in contract distribution. He criticized Sukhu's public comments about BJP candidate Ashish Sharma, arguing that the chief minister's statements demonstrate a lack of patience and a preemptive acceptance of electoral defeat.

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