Sukhu vows to enact stringent Laws to combat corruption

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu assured the public of the government's commitment to fighting corruption during a rally in Fatehpur, Kangra district. Sukhu emphasized the importance of strict laws to eliminate corruption while addressing the audience. He also highlighted the dedication of 14 developmental projects worth ₹232 crore in the area.

Commitment to fighting corruption

Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, while addressing a public gathering in Fatehpur, Kangra district, reiterated the government's determination to tackle corruption head-on. He pledged to implement stringent laws aimed at eradicating corruption from the state, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in governance.

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During the rally, Chief Minister Sukhu dedicated 14 developmental projects valued at ₹232 crore to the people of Fatehpur, Kangra district. These projects are aimed at enhancing infrastructure and improving the overall quality of life in the region. Sukhu expressed his commitment to prioritizing the welfare of the common people, farmers, and government employees, highlighting the government's efforts to address their concerns.

Efforts amidst challenges

Despite facing economic challenges, Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu's government has made significant strides in revitalizing the state's economy. He noted that within a year, the government successfully revived 20% of the state's economy through various measures. Additionally, Sukhu highlighted the government's efforts in providing relief to families affected by natural disasters, emphasizing the importance of effective governance during times of crisis.

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Overall, Sukhu's address underscored the government's commitment to transparent and accountable governance, as well as its dedication to improving the lives of the people of Himachal Pradesh.