CM: Himachal made maximum progress during Cong regime

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Himachal Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh on Thursday accused the Opposition BJP in the state of non-cooperation saying during the assembly sessions, the members of the party are mostly outside rather then  inside to discuss developmental issues.

“They behave in abnormal manner rather it seems they were not in control of their leader,” he said.

Addressing a public meeting at Bijhri in Badsar Assembly segment of district Hamirpur, he said in Panchayati Raj elections mandate was given to the Congress affiliated candidates by the people of State and it was also a matter of great pride that the women had outnumbered men in these elections.

The Chief Minister said that there were only eight villages during the year  1948 which had electricity and today we have 100 per cent villages electrified. He said that we have assured 100 percent drinking water facility to the people of the state.

He said that work was in progress on Rs. 922 crore Swan Channelization Project in Una district and Rs. 180 crore Chhonchh Khad Channelization Project in Kangra district. Rs. 191 crore River Pabbar Channelization Project in Shimla district has been approved, he said.

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