Congress leader submits ‘proof’ of Sirsa’s bad condition to CM Saini

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Sirsa, Updated At : 04:00 AM Aug 26, 2025 IST

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Congress representative Rajkumar Sharma recently met the Chief Minister during his visit to Sirsa and handed him a pendrive. Sharma said the pendrive contained videos and photos showing the poor condition of the city.

He claimed the pendrive revealed the truth about the corruption of officials in the Municipal Council and Public Health Department. Sharma handed it over when the CM’s convoy stopped near his office at Mohalla Jand Wala, on the way to a programme at Shri Gaushala.

The pendrive includes visuals of broken roads, garbage, blocked sewer lines, and other civic problems in Sirsa.

Sharma said he hoped the CM would watch the videos and take action against the officers responsible. He added that he would continue to raise his voice for public issues, no matter the cost.

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