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BJP playing petty politics: HPCC chief Pratibha

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  Pratibha Singh was reacting to the memorandum given to the governor by the state BJP leaders in protest against the two-year celebration of the state government

The article from Hindustan Times discusses comments made by Himachal Pradesh Congress Committee (HPCC) chief Pratibha Singh, who accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of engaging in petty politics. Singh criticized the BJP for not addressing significant issues like the restoration of the old pension scheme (OPS) and instead focusing on political maneuvers. She highlighted that the Congress government in Himachal Pradesh had fulfilled its promise of implementing the OPS, which was a major demand of state employees. Singh also mentioned that the BJP was attempting to destabilize the Congress government by luring MLAs, but she expressed confidence in the loyalty of Congress MLAs. Additionally, she pointed out the BJP's failure to provide adequate disaster relief funds to the state, which had suffered from natural calamities, and accused them of neglecting the state's needs in favor of political games.

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