Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami’s firm decisions and proactive engagement have significantly bolstered the BJP’s electoral campaign. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with other key leaders like BJP National President JP Nadda, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, and Home Minister Amit Shah, have rallied to support party candidates across all five seats of Uttarakhand. With such prominent leaders campaign BJP confident that party candidates’ sweeping victories in all constituencies.
CM Dhami’s unwavering determination has garnered widespread public admiration. Prompt and decisive actions were taken whenever threats emerged against the state’s interests. He swiftly tackled the cheating mafia that exploited youth in state exams, resulting in the arrest of over 80 individuals. No one, regardless of their rank or political connections, was exempt from the law.
In defense of Uttarakhand’s natural resources, CM Dhami spearheaded the enactment of strict anti-conversion and anti-land jihad laws. Thousands of acres of forest land were reclaimed, and illegal constructions on government property were dismantled, demonstrating a strong stance against encroachments. Following disturbances in Banbhulpura, Haldwani, CM Dhami enforced stringent measures to deter those disrupting the state’s peace, with new laws in place to compensate for property damage caused by rioters.
Under CM Dhami’s leadership, Uttarakhand became the first Indian state to pass the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill, setting an example for others to follow suit. Additionally, Dhami fulfilled his commitment to providing 30% horizontal reservation for women in state government jobs.
CM Dhami’s strong leadership and impactful decisions have not only made him national leader but also heightened his popularity within the state. His proactive engagement, from large gatherings in Nari Shakti Vandan Mahotsav events to beneficiary conferences, has resonated across all demographics. This strong wave of support is now translating into momentum for the BJP as they head into the elections in Uttarakhand.