Haridwar: For some time, discussions about changing the Chief Minister in Uttarakhand had been constantly making headlines. Sometimes the opposition and sometimes voices from within the party raised such speculations. However, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has repeatedly rejected these rumors.
Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who arrived in Haridwar, seemed to put an end to these discussions. During the program “4 Years of Dhami Government – Bemisaal,” the strong bonding seen between Amit Shah and Chief Minister Dhami sent several messages in political circles.
Amit Shah Praises Dhami Government
While addressing the program, Amit Shah praised the work of the Dhami government. He said that under Dhami’s leadership, Uttarakhand is progressing rapidly.
Amit Shah said that earlier there used to be talks of recommendations and bribery for jobs, but now youth are getting employment without “parchi and kharchi” (recommendations and bribes).
He said that during previous governments there were several allegations of corruption and cases like the Dalit scholarship scam had surfaced, whereas the Dhami government has put a stop to such practices.
Congratulations on Implementing Uniform Civil Code
Amit Shah said that the Dhami government implemented an anti-cheating law to secure the future of youth. Along with this, Uttarakhand has become the first state in the country where the Uniform Civil Code has been implemented.
He said this will ensure equal laws for all citizens and will also help control unnatural demographic growth.
Political Message Also Clear
Political observers believe that the closeness seen between Amit Shah and CM Dhami on the stage indicates that there is currently no basis for discussions about changing the Chief Minister.
Since Amit Shah plays an important role in the BJP leadership along with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, his public praise is being seen as a strong message for the Chief Minister.
Major Decisions of the Dhami Government
The second term of the Dhami government will complete four years on March 23. During this period the government has taken several important decisions. These include the anti-cheating law, Uniform Civil Code, anti-conversion law, Drug-Free Uttarakhand campaign, land law, Global Investors Summit, and renovation of many ancient temples under the Manaskhand Temple Mala Mission.
National Recognition in Law and Order
On the same day, according to the progress dashboard released by the National Crime Records Bureau, Uttarakhand secured first place in the country in the national implementation of the Inter-Operable Criminal Justice System.
The state achieved this with 93.46 points, which is considered an important achievement in the field of law and order.
