Rajinder Rana dares BJP for debate on works

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Solan, March 30

Congress poll convener Rajinder Rana today dared the BJP to hold a debate on development works carried out in Solan.

Addressing mediapersons here, Rana alleged the BJP had failed to fulfil promises made in the 2017 Assembly poll. Taking a dig at the Chief Minister, Rana said it was strange that the CM had to seek votes in every ward in the MC poll. Had the BJP undertaken development and fulfilled promises made in its Vision Document, the situation would not have arisen. He alleged that the BJP was making false claims on development.

Rana said people were fed up with the BJP and they would give a befitting reply to the party in the civic body poll. — TNS

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