Samosa Controversy: BJP gave vent to Himachal’s samosa scandal, fed samosa to CM Sukhu’s photo, BJP gave vent to Himachal’s samosa scandal, fed samosa to CM Sukhu’s photo

Samosa Controversy: BJP gave vent to Himachal's samosa scandal, fed samosa to CM Sukhu's photo, BJP gave vent to Himachal's samosa scandal, fed samosa to CM Sukhu's photo

New Delhi. The samosa controversy of Himachal Pradesh is gaining momentum. BJP is fueling this issue by taking a dig at the state Congress government and Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu. BJP workers demonstrated samosa in state capital Shimla today. BJP workers gathered on the road and fed samosas, symbolically mocking the photo of Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu. During this, BJP leaders also raised slogans of ‘Who ate the samosa of Sukhu?’ BJP leaders also demanded Sukhu to leave the post of CM.

On the other hand, senior BJP leader and former Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jairam Thakur also organized a samosa party at the Circuit House in Mandi. Many BJP leaders of the state enjoyed samosas in this party. These samosas were also brought from Radisson Blu Hotel. Taking the name of Radisson Hotel, Jairam Thakur said that the samosas there are delicious. Obviously, BJP is giving importance to this matter to corner the Congress government and the Chief Minister of Himachal.

Let us tell you that on October 21, CM Sukhu had attended a program of CID Department of Himachal Pradesh as the chief guest. In this program, samosas were ordered for the CM from Radisson Blu Hotel but they were served to his staff. After this CID started investigating this case. This whole matter came to light on Friday itself, after which the state government and CM Sukhu are being disgraced. However, seeing the matter gaining momentum, CM Sukhu has given clarification on this entire controversy, he said that neither there is any such matter nor I eat samosa. On the other hand, on social media also, users are making various types of comments attacking the Congress government of Himachal Pradesh on the samosa controversy.

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