Sikkim: BJP calls SKM Govt most corrupted govt, threatens to terminate CM PS Tamang

'Do not dare to fire any state government employee, even by mistake," said Bihar Minister and BJP's Sikkim in-charge Dr. Dilip Jaiswal

Bihar Minister and BJP’s Sikkim in-charge Dr. Dilip Jaiswal today launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister and president of the Sikkim Krantikari Morcha (SKM) Prem Singh Tamang and called his government the most corrupt government.

Addressing a public meeting in Maneybong Dentam assembly constituency, Jaiswal cautioned CM Prem Singh Tamang with severe consequences for his government’s large-scale termination of temporary employees over the last five years.

Dr. Dilip Jaiswal said that if CM Prem Singh Tamang terminates even a single employee now and treats terminated employees unfairly, he will also be terminated from his position.

‘Do not dare to fire any state government employee, even by mistake. If you terminate even a single government employee in the state, you will be removed from your position,” said Jaiswal.

He has also asked Chief Minister Tamang not to incite violence among the people of the state, as the people of the state want peace.

He further said, “Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is waiting for CM Prem Singh Tamang at the jail in New Delhi. He does not like there in the jail alone.”

Guaranteeing that if any party forms the government in Silkim, it will be the BJP, Jaiswal urged everyone to vote for the BJP and make it win.

BJP is contesting 31 of the 32 assembly seats in Sikkim.

Voting for the 32-member Sikkim Assembly will be held on April 19 and counting will take place on June 2.

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