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Dharamshala (Himachal Pradesh) [India], January 3 (ANI): Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Tuesday mentioned that he’s indebted to the folks of Kangra for the large mandate and warranted them that particular focus could be laid on the event of the district in all spheres.

A rousing reception was accorded to the Chief Minister at Dharamshala, the second he landed at Police Floor Helipad at the moment to preside over a mega ‘Jan Aabhar Rally’.

He was accompanied by the co-in-charge of Congress for the State Tajinder Singh Bittu.

This was his first go to to Dharamshala after being sworn in because the Chief Minister on December 11.

“I closely honour the large mandate given by the folks of the Kangra within the meeting elections and I guarantee, that particular focus could be laid for the event of the district in all spheres,” he mentioned whereas interacting with the media and the plenty who had gathered in numbers to have a glimpse of their chief and welcome him.

Professional-tem Speaker Chander Kumar, MLAs, district officers, and folks from completely different walks of life had lined up in hundreds to welcome the Chief Minister en route from the Police line to the Zorawar Stadium, Dharamsala, the venue of the ‘Jan Aabhar Rally’.

Congress returned to energy in Himachal Pradesh after 5 years within the outcomes introduced on Thursday. The Congress gained 40 seats within the 68-member meeting using on anti-incumbency.

Whereas Congress gained 40 seats in Himachal Pradesh, the BJP gained 25 seats. Independents gained three seats and AAP did not open its account within the state.

By way of vote share in Himachal, Congress was solely marginally forward of the BJP having acquired 43.88 per cent of votes in comparison with 42.99 per cent of its rival. Others garnered a ten.4 per cent vote share within the hill state. Himachal Pradesh has a protracted custom of alternating governments and Congress was on the suitable facet of anti-incumbency. (ANI)

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