Shimla/Chandigarh, July 9, 2024 — As the monsoon takes a brief pause in Haryana, heavy rainfall continues to lash Shimla, causing considerable alarm among residents. Meanwhile, political activities in Haryana are heating up with the upcoming state assembly elections.
Weather Update
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) reported a slowdown in monsoon activity over Haryana for the next three days. In contrast, Shimla witnessed torrential rains on Monday, which lasted for four hours, causing widespread concern among the local population.
Political Developments in Haryana
In the midst of the weather changes, Haryana’s political scene is buzzing with activity. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini recently met BJP National President JP Nadda in Delhi to discuss strategies for the upcoming state assembly polls. The political temperature is rising as parties gear up for the elections.
Bus Accident in Panchkula
In Panchkula, a tragic bus accident occurred involving a Haryana Roadways mini-bus, which lost control and crashed while carrying school children and other passengers. Over 50 individuals were injured. Haryana Women and Child Development Minister Aseem Goyal visited the Sector 6 Hospital in Panchkula to check on the injured. He spoke with the affected students and assured them of a thorough investigation into the incident. A special committee has been formed to look into the causes of the accident and determine accountability.
Tragic Incident in Panipat
A shocking incident in Panipat’s Babarpur Mandi area has left the community in distress. The body of a minor girl was discovered near the railway tracks, triggering an investigation by the Government Railway Police (GRP). Preliminary findings suggest that the girl may have died from poisoning. Efforts are underway to identify the deceased, and the investigation is ongoing.
Himachal Pradesh By-Elections
The political landscape in Himachal Pradesh is also active, with by-elections scheduled for July 10 on three assembly seats, including Dehra. On the final day of campaigning, Congress candidate Kamlesh Thakur held numerous street rallies, garnering significant support from the public. Thakur criticized former independent MLA Hoshiar Singh for making false promises to the people of Dehra, accusing him of failing to deliver on his commitments and using public resources for personal gain. Thakur promised to bring transparency and dedicated service to the constituency.
Promises and Accusations
Kamlesh Thakur pledged that, unlike the former MLA, he and the Chief Minister have no business interests outside the state and are fully committed to serving the people of Dehra. Thakur vowed to establish a Chief Minister’s office in Dehra, similar to the one in Nadaun, to ensure that government services are accessible to all residents without hassle.
Conclusion
As Haryana experiences a brief respite from the monsoon and Shimla battles heavy rainfall, the political activities in both states are reaching a fever pitch. With upcoming elections and by-elections, the region is set for an intense period of political and civic activity. For more updates on these developments and other news, stay tuned to Sarhind Times.
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