Rawat however refused to comment on the Election Commission denying permission to the BJP to show the sting CD to people in the party's video vans currently touring the state.
"While I would not comment on the EC's decision, I must say the so called sting CD has more to say about BJP than me. For instance, it proves that there was a conspiracy to topple my government," Rawat told reporters.
BJP recently flagged off eight campaign vans fitted with LED screens to highlight steps taken by the Centre for the state's welfare and corruption in the present government.
The number of these campaign vans is being increased by the party as it wants to reach out to the electorate in all the 70 constituencies of the state with its message.
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