New Delhi: Congress Rajya Sabha MP and AICC Himachal Pradesh in-charge Rajeev Shukla on Saturday said that Congress will come to power in Himachal Pradesh with a 2/3rd majority.
Rebel Congress MLAs withdraw candidature
“Today was the last day to withdraw candidate names and most of the Congress rebel candidates have withdrawn their names. Around 9-10 candidates have withdrawn their names. Only 2-3 candidates are left, and around 80 per cent of Congress, rebel candidates have withdrawn their names. This is a great achievement for us. It means that they have also decided to be with the party and help,” Rajeev Shukla said while Speaking to ANI.
BJP has immense money
He further added that people are taking our campaign ahead. BJP has immense money. They have money power and authority. The people of Himachal Pradesh are educated, smart and honest, they won’t give votes for money.
‘People want to remove the current government’
“The people have seen what the previous government has done in the last 5 years. They have seen that they have annihilated the state. People now want to remove the current government and bring us to power,” he added.
These are the star campaigners of Congress
When asked about the Congress star campaigners, he said that Priyanka Gandhi has been campaigning at the national level, Sachin Pilot, Bhupesh Bhagel, Pratap Singh Bajwa, Bhupinder Hooda, Mallikarjun Kharge will campaign here in Himachal Pradesh.
‘We will not get less than 50 seats’
“We will not get less than 50 seats in Himachal Pradesh. I can see a congress wave everywhere. Otherwise, you see that they are organizing rallies, arranging buses for people and bringing central ministers from outside,” he added.
Himachal Pradesh will go to the polls on November 12, while the counting of the votes will be done on December 8. The state has 68 assembly seats.
A notification for the state elections was issued on October 17 and the last date for the filing of nominations was October 25.
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