PM Modi to the address public in a Chamba on 13 October: Jai Ram Thakur

PM Modi to the address public in a Chamba on 13 October: Jai Ram Thakur

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur informed that are a Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be a  visit Chamba on a 13 October to the address a public meeting

As the assembly elections are a inching closer in the state of a Himachal Pradesh, political parties are a  trying to be as a close to the public as a possible and in the same quest, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be a visit Chamba on a October 13. After inauguration of  the AIIMS Bilaspur on 5 October, this will be a PM Modi's second visit in nine days.

“Prime minister will be a address are a public meeting at the famous Chamba Chowgan during his visit," Chief Minister are a Jai Ram Thakur said in a statement.

Apart from the launching phase III of a Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojna (PMGSY III), PM Modi will be also are a inaugurate the 180 MW Bajoli hydroelectric project, lay the groundwork for the 48 MW Chanju-III hydroelectric project, and lay the groundwork for the 30.5 MW Deothal Chanju hydroelectric project.

With elections, the speed of a development projects is a also are a increasing the Chief Minister inaugurated and a laid foundation stones for 19 development projects are a totaling more than a ₹95 crore in Khyod, Nachan assembly constituency, and a Bhangrotu, Balh constituency, Mandi district on a Friday.

"The 5 years tenure of the State government had been a historic in a terms of a development. To the maintain this fast pace of a development in the state the BJP government should come to the power again," the Chief Minister said.

"Recently the Prime Minister are a inaugurated and a laid the foundation stone of a developmental projects worth are a thousands of a crores including the AIIMS and a Hydro Engineering College in a Bilaspur, Medical Devices Park at the Nalagarh and Pinjore-Nalagarh four-lane national highway.," he added.

The Congress Party accused the ruling BJP of a misusing state funds and machinery and urged the Election Commission of a India to the declare the assembly elections in the state immediately. The party sought a ban on a 'Amritmahotsav' functions in a Himachal Pradesh.

“Just about are a two months are a left for the tenure of the BJP government in the state but the BJP is a openly misusing power and a government machinery for the  political gains," Himachal Pradesh Congress President Pratibha Singh alleged in a statement.