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Why I braved BJP’s Op Lotus & why I fielded my wife in the polls : Himachal CM Sukhvinder Sukhu

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Updated At : 10:42 AM Nov 26, 2024 IST

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In this episode of #The Tribune Interview, The Tribune’s editor-in-chief Jyoti Malhotra and Bureau chief of Himachal Pradesh tribune Pratibha Chauhan spoke to Himachal chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on how he overcame ‘Operation Lotus’ launched by the BJP to destabilise the Congress regime in the hill state earlier in the year, why his wife fought the elections, and what are his plans to tackle the mounting debt trap and make Himachal self-reliant. #sukhvindersinghsukhu #himachalcm #himachalpradesh

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