Former CM Harish Rawat, in a poignant critique, has commented on the increase in electricity prices in Uttarakhand,

Stating that the government's actions have directly affected the public, potentially causing hardships.

Harish Rawat, the former CM of Uttarakhand, has made a statement ahead of the Lok Sabha Elections in 2024, targeting the BJP. He has suggested that the BJP strategically manipulated the voting process in two phases, insinuating that BJP voters were discouraged from voting.

Congress leader Harish Rawat, in a scathing indictment, has fiercely targeted the state government over the increased electricity prices, criticizing CM Dhami's decision. Rawat argues that such actions by the state government are not just a matter of policy but politically motivated, potentially leaving the public feeling manipulated.

Following the conclusion of the first phase of elections for all five Lok Sabha seats in Uttarakhand, the Congress once again criticized the government's decision to increase electricity prices. Harish Rawat has raised poignant questions about the implications of this increase, suggesting that it has not only drained the people's energy but also penalized them for exercising their voting rights.

Rawat has also taken the BJP's 'Chaar Hundred Paar' slogan to task and claimed that it is an attempt to abolish the Constitution.

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