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CM Bhajan Lal Sharma fires five questions at Congress, alleges Rahul Gandhi involvement
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 27 Sep 2026, 08:01 PM
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Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma posed five queries to the Congress party, accusing it of questioning SIR and alleging a link to Rahul Gandhi, in a statement reported by Bhaskar English.
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma publicly addressed the Congress party, presenting five distinct questions that he said required immediate clarification. In his remarks, the CM asserted that the opposition was actively questioning the credibility of SIR, a matter he described as critical to the state's governance.
Sharma further alleged that the Congress had drawn connections to Rahul Gandhi in the context of these queries, implying political maneuvering aimed at undermining the administration. He emphasized that such allegations needed to be substantiated with evidence before they could influence public discourse.
The statement, released through Bhaskar English, did not provide additional details on the nature of the five questions or the specific accusations against Rahul Gandhi. The CM called for a transparent dialogue, urging the Congress to respond directly to the points raised.
No immediate response from the Congress party was reported at the time of publication. The episode adds to the ongoing political friction between the state government and the national opposition, with both sides awaiting further developments.
Sharma further alleged that the Congress had drawn connections to Rahul Gandhi in the context of these queries, implying political maneuvering aimed at undermining the administration. He emphasized that such allegations needed to be substantiated with evidence before they could influence public discourse.
The statement, released through Bhaskar English, did not provide additional details on the nature of the five questions or the specific accusations against Rahul Gandhi. The CM called for a transparent dialogue, urging the Congress to respond directly to the points raised.
No immediate response from the Congress party was reported at the time of publication. The episode adds to the ongoing political friction between the state government and the national opposition, with both sides awaiting further developments.