Uttarakhand: What CM Pushkar Singh Dhami said about infiltrators in state
Nainital: Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said on Thursday that a large number of infiltrators are present in Uttarakhand as well, and his government is running a large-scale campaign to identify them.
Dhami made this statement while speaking to reporters during his visit to Nainital on Thursday. Dhami arrived in Nainital on Wednesday evening on a surprise two-day visit. It is reported that he met Chief Justice G. Narendra late last evening and discussed various issues.
He said that his government is conducting a large-scale campaign to identify infiltrators. Records from the past ten years are being scrutinized and infiltrators are being identified\. He said that investigations have been ordered in all districts. Dhami said that the state government is serious, and that is why 10,000 acres of land has been cleared from encroachers so far. This campaign will continu
Early this morning, CM Pushkar Singh Dham went on a tour of the city and met with people. He described the Bihar elections as unpredictable, saying that wherever assembly elections are being held, either the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) or the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) are forming governments.
Opposition parties have long engaged in appeasement and vote bank politics
He said that opposition parties have long engaged in appeasement and vote bank politics, fabricating false narratives for elections. The public has seen through this opposition politics and is approving their model of development.
Giving his approval to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), he said that a large number of infiltrators are present in Uttarakhand, posing a threat to the region's demography. He said that these people have created Aadhaar cards, voter cards, and other documents as well.