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BJP politicising HPPC chief engineer’s death: Sukhu

CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu lays the foundation stone of Phase-II of the Ellerslie Building in Shimla on Sunday.

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Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu today accused the BJP of politicising the death of Vimal Negi, a Chief Engineer with Himachal Pradesh Power Corporation Limited (HPPC).

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He said that BJP’s demand for a CBI inquiry into the matter was politically driven. “If the Enforcement Directorate (ED) can conduct raids in Nadaun, then who is stopping the CBI from carrying out an investigation,” he said. The CM further said the government was treating the matter with utmost sensitivity and seriousness.

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“Everyone wants to know the truth behind Vimal Negi’s death. His wife has met me and we stand in solidarity with the bereaved family,” the Chief Minister said while laying the foundation stone of Phase-II of the historic Ellerslie Building in Shimla.

The project, estimated to cost Rs 19.72 crore, is expected to be over by April 2026. The upcoming six-storeyed structure will include three floors for parking, two floors designated for Secretariat offices and other amenities.

Once completed, the facility is expected to significantly decongest the Secretariat complex and enhance accessibility for the public. The Chief Minister said that the new infrastructure would streamline public movement, provide better amenities and help reduce traffic congestion along the circular road.

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