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Sale of land to HRTC: CM Sukhu refutes allegations levelled by BJP

Dharamshala: Chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Wednesday refuted the allegations levelled by the BJP in the assembly pertaining to the sale of a piece of land in his assembly constituency of Nadaun in Hamirpur district to Himachal Road Transport Corporation (HRTC) at a higher rate.
In a statement, Sukhu also rebutted the allegations of malpractices undertaken in the sale of ration from a govt-operated ration godown in Dehra assembly constituency of Kangra district.
BJP MLA Randhir Sharma had alleged in the house that a piece of 80 kanals of land in Nadaun was purchased for lesser amount but later sold to the HRTC at higher rate.
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