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CHANDIGARH:Terming the visit of BJP national president Amit Shah a flop show, Congress leaders said the BJP had misused the official machinery and all rules and the regulations were broken during his visit.

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Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, May 20

Terming the visit of BJP national president Amit Shah a flop show, Congress leaders said the BJP had misused the official machinery and all rules and the regulations were broken during his visit.

Congress president Pardeep Chhabra in a statement issued today said while the common man were imposed with heavy penalties and faced harassment at the hands of officials if they put up a single banner inadvertently without permission, the same MC office turned a blind eye to the flagrant violations of law.

The other Congress leaders said BJP councillors ensured that no officer interfered in the arrangements made for the BJP chief. Leaders said the show exposed the double standards of the party. They said the visit had served no purpose as residents continued to suffer due to the policies of the BJP government.


Day’s happenings

  • Nominated councillor Shipra Bansal, along with her group, welcomed BJP president Amit Shah with bhangra and gidda at the international airport.
  • BJP leaders and workers were continuously posting pictures and videos of Shah’s visit on social networking sites 
  • Former Union Minister and senior BJP leader Harmohan Dhawan was missing from almost all the functions . 
  • Before leaving for Delhi,  Amit Shah once again visited newly renovated BJP office at 11.30 pm and later left for Delhi.
 
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