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Himachal CM Sukhu to Join Congress March to Supreme Court Over Vote Theft Allegations
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🗓 11 Oct 2026, 03:36 AM
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Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu announced he will take part in the Congress-led march to the Supreme Court, demanding investigation into alleged vote theft in Himachal Pradesh.
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu said he will accompany the Congress delegation in a march to the Supreme Court, seeking a judicial probe into alleged vote theft in the state. The announcement was made during a press briefing where Sukhu expressed solidarity with the opposition's demand for a transparent inquiry.
The Congress party has organized the march to highlight what it describes as irregularities in the recent Himachal Pradesh elections. Party leaders claim that the voting process was compromised, resulting in an unfair advantage for the ruling side, though no specific evidence has been presented publicly.
The Supreme Court has not yet responded to the petition for a hearing, and legal experts note that any intervention would depend on the merits of the allegations. Sukhu's participation underscores the political pressure mounting in the state as the issue gains national attention.
The move is expected to intensify the political debate ahead of upcoming legislative sessions, with both the ruling party and opposition vowing to protect democratic processes.
The Congress party has organized the march to highlight what it describes as irregularities in the recent Himachal Pradesh elections. Party leaders claim that the voting process was compromised, resulting in an unfair advantage for the ruling side, though no specific evidence has been presented publicly.
The Supreme Court has not yet responded to the petition for a hearing, and legal experts note that any intervention would depend on the merits of the allegations. Sukhu's participation underscores the political pressure mounting in the state as the issue gains national attention.
The move is expected to intensify the political debate ahead of upcoming legislative sessions, with both the ruling party and opposition vowing to protect democratic processes.