"Their outbursts are expression of their frustration and jealousy", HPCC spokesman Naresh Chauhan said.
Former BJP Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal had himself lost parliamentary election from Hamirpur twice and in 1996 he lost to a greenhorn with no experience of electoral politics, Chauhan said adding that defeats or victory in assembly of Lok Sabha polls do not matter for leaders of stature.
"The BJP government made tall claim of making Himachal as "Education Hub" but in fact it promoted land mafia and education mafia and committed number of irregularities when it was in power.
We vowed to expose their misdeeds in our election manifesto and probing various acts of omission and commission, adding to discomfiture of the BJP', he said.
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