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Uttarakhand CM Dhami Blames Congress for Corruption Amid SIR Dispute
✍️ The News Mill
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 06:04 AM
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Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Dhami has accused the Congress party of corruption in the midst of a dispute over the State Investment Report (SIR). The allegations were made during a press conference in Uttarakhand.
At a press conference held in Uttarakhand, Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Dhami accused members of the opposition Congress party of engaging in corrupt practices related to the State Investment Report (SIR). Dhami said that the allegations were part of a broader effort by the Congress to undermine the state government’s initiatives.
The SIR dispute centers on the allocation and management of state funds earmarked for infrastructure and development projects. Dhami claimed that Congress officials had misappropriated portions of these funds, though no specific evidence was presented at the time of the accusation.
In response, Congress representatives denied the allegations and called them politically motivated. They urged the state government to provide concrete proof before making such serious claims.
The incident has heightened tensions between the ruling party and the opposition in Uttarakhand, with both sides warning that the dispute could affect the state’s development agenda and upcoming elections.
The SIR dispute centers on the allocation and management of state funds earmarked for infrastructure and development projects. Dhami claimed that Congress officials had misappropriated portions of these funds, though no specific evidence was presented at the time of the accusation.
In response, Congress representatives denied the allegations and called them politically motivated. They urged the state government to provide concrete proof before making such serious claims.
The incident has heightened tensions between the ruling party and the opposition in Uttarakhand, with both sides warning that the dispute could affect the state’s development agenda and upcoming elections.