Archive · 29 Dec 2025
BJP Accuses Congress of Pushing Himachal into Debt Crisis
The BJP in Himachal Pradesh has accused the Congress government of pushing the state into a severe debt crisis.
They claim that the Congress government has taken loans amounting to Rs 45,000 crore in just three years, leading to a standstill in development and increased burdens on the public.
The BJP highlights issues like the closure of bus routes, hikes in electricity and water tariffs, and shortages in the health sector.
They also mention that the Central Government has provided significant aid, but the benefits are not reaching the people due to favoritism.
The BJP has thanked the Central Government for recent disaster relief and accused the Congress of having an anti-Ram and anti-Sanatan mindset.
They believe the people will respond decisively against the Congress in the future.
BJP accuses Congress of pushing Himachal Pradesh into a debt crisis with Rs 45,000 crore in loans.
Development has come to a standstill, with no new projects initiated or pending ones completed.
HRTC bus routes are closing, and electricity tariffs have increased by up to 46%.
Health schemes like Ayushman Bharat and Himcare have been shut down, leading to medicine shortages and unavailable staff.
Central Government has provided ₹6,000 crore in aid, but relief distribution is marred by favoritism.
- Who
- BJP and Congress in Himachal Pradesh
- What
- BJP accuses Congress of financial mismanagement and debt crisis
- When
- Recent, with specific focus on the last three years
- Where
- Himachal Pradesh, India
- Why
- Allegations of financial mismanagement and administrative collapse
- Debt Amount
- Rs 45,000 crore
- Central Government Aid
- ₹6,000 crore
- Recent Disaster Relief
- ₹601 crore
- Electricity Tariff Hike
- Up to 46%
- HRTC Bus Routes Closed
- Hundreds, with 500 more at risk
- Rural Employment Scheme
- 125 days of mandatory employment
- Congress Protests
- Planned in rural areas
- BJP Meeting Location
- Nachan Mandal, Sundernagar