Jairam Thakur
‘Himachal Turned Into Badlapur’: Jairam Thakur Hits Out at CM Sukhu, Alleges Political Vendetta and Phone Tapping
Former Himachal Chief Minister Jairam Thakur accused the Sukhu government of turning the state into a 'Badlapur' through political vendetta, frame-ups of opposition leaders, and illegal surveillance. He further claimed internal Congress disquiet and warned biased officials of strict legal action once BJP returns.
Recruitment Scam: Jairam Thakur Slams Sukhu Govt Over HP Police Exam Irregularities
Former Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jairam Thakur launched a scathing attack on the Sukhu-led Congress government over alleged paper leaks and mass cheating in the state police recruitment exam, accusing the administration of failing job aspirants and protecting guilty officials.
Jai Ram Praises Union Cabinet’s Approval of Exam Anti-Cheating Bill; BJP Threatens Public Protest Against Minister Negi
Leader of Opposition Jairam Thakur welcomed the Union Cabinet's approval of the Public Examinations Amendment Bill, while BJP spokesperson Sandeepni Bhardwaj warned Revenue Minister Jagat Singh Negi against making objectionable remarks against Union Minister JP Nadda.
Action Against Paper Leak Guilty Assured, Himachal Govt Taking Contrary Stand: Jairam Thakur
Leader of Opposition Jairam Thakur criticized the Himachal Pradesh government's stance on paper leaks, contrasting PM Narendra Modi's strict policy against offender with allegations of political patronage, unaddressed recruitment irregularities, and disruption of parliamentary debates by the Congress party.
Congress Claims Victory in Key Districts as BJP Dominates Most Urban Bodies in Himachal Polls
While CM Sukhu highlights strong performance in Mandi and Kangra, Jairam Thakur says results show Congress is losing ground across the state, calling it the beginning of the end for the government.
Jairam Thakur Taunts Sukhu: Congress Lost Even in Bengal Where He Campaigned
Leader of Opposition claims CM Sukhu’s ‘false narrative’ and campaign visits are consistently resulting in electoral defeats for Congress across states, from Assam to West Bengal.
