BJP On Himachal Chief Minister's "Bihari" Comment

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The BJP has slammed Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu's feedback apparently blaming labourers from Bihar for the huge injury within the states following heavy rains. Practically 300 folks within the state died as buildings standing on mountain slopes crashed since July.  Mr Sukhu has denied making the assertion, which was reported by The Indian Categorical.   

"Congress has proven its true colors. No chief minister has any proper to insult the folks of Bihar, be it Arvind Kejriwal or Sukhwinder Sukhu," Anurag Thakur advised reporters. "Simply to divert consideration, you make sarcastic feedback about folks from one other state. You are attempting to flee blame by humiliating somebody. It mustn't occur," he mentioned.

"Proper now, the ministers ought to keep away from blaming anybody else... It's time all of us work collectively... When the time comes and we come out of the catastrophe, you carry the report. Why a lot injury, what was the rationale, why the rescue was delayed? Report on this will come later," he added.

Earlier right now, the Chief Minister denied that he had made any remark blaming the migrant labourers from Bihar.  

Individuals from Bihar are "identical to our brothers" and injury to buildings within the state after rains was "fault of our structural engineering", he mentioned in an interview to information company ANI.

The Indian Categorical had earlier quoted the Chief Minister as saying that "migrant architects (masons) whom I name 'Bihari architects' come right here and assemble flooring on flooring".

"I didn't say something as such. The folks of Bihar have been additionally caught right here. I bought them evacuated by helicopters. Round 200 folks from Bihar are nonetheless caught right here. They're like our brothers. It's the fault of our structural engineering, they're simply labourers," the Chief Minister has now advised ANI. He mentioned he had made preparations to rescue Bihari labourers after they have been stranded as a result of rains.

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