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Samosagate – CM Sukku, Snacks, And A CID Probe In Himachal Pradesh

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Only in Himachal Pradesh could an “anti-government” investigation unfold over samosas and cake! Yes, you read it right! Snacks meant for the Congress CM Sukhu were served to his staff by mistake. And for the Congress government, this was a serious “offense.” So began what’s now known as “Samosagate” – a CID-level probe into missing samosas! Thereby, proving once more that when it comes to Congress-led drama, no detail is too small.

Himachal Pradesh Ft. Misplaced Priorities: Samosa Over Development?

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With an enormous ₹76,651 crore in debt, one might think the state has pressing issues to tackle. However, the Sukku administration has ordered a CID probe into misplaced snacks. CM Sukhu’s was set at CID headquarters to inaugurate their Cyber wing’s new Citizen Financial Cyber Fraud Reporting and Management System (CFCFRMS) station. However, the refreshment for the CM, cakes and samosas, went missing. The CID launched an in-depth investogation as to where the snack boxes went! Thus, the Samosagate of Himachal Pradesh was launched with full fanfare.

The official report labels this mix-up an “anti-government” – because it insulted cm sukku’s presence where his staff ate the “samosas” meant for him!

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The Himachal administration has issued show-cause notices to multiple officers over samosas. BJP Himachal has quickly jumped into mock Congress for making snacks a government priority. Netizens and analysts are doubled over in laughter, claiming that only in a debt-ridden Congress-ruled state could have snacks steal the spotlight while pressing issues are swept under the rug!

It’s safe to say taxpayers aren’t thrilled that their money is funding such culinary investigations.

Throwback: Himachal’s Hilarious History of Peculiar Policies

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This isn’t the first time Himachal has gained attention for eyebrow-raising policies and laughable scandals. Remember the “toilet tax“? To raise funds the Sukku administration decided to tax urban users on a per toilet basis. The ridicule received made the Congress government flush this tax very soon.

The Himachal Pradesh Congress seems to be running high after passing a resolution to legalize marijuana cultivation.

The Sukku administration is already under fire for the “water hike” scandal as water now costs more in both domestic and commercial connections. The free water scheme by the BJP was discontinued by the CON party in rural areas for anyone with an annual income of more than Rs. 50,000.

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And let’s not overlook the absurd “pothole pride” project! The Kandi residents and students are up in arms about the lack of decent roads to drive on! Instead of fixing potholes, the government took out ads congratulating itself on its “efforts.”

With “Samosagate” now joining this legendary lineup, Himachal Pradesh’s government is proving that no issue is too small to be blown out of proportion.

Samosa Scandal’s Comic Aftermath

The samosa scandal has not only given netizens a good laugh but has also underscored the absurdity of CONgress’s priorities. In what is now a “tragicomedy”, the ‘missing samosas’ are a symbol of desperate policies and misplaced focus in the state.

This latest scandal showcases the ridiculous nature of CON party CMs, with citizens asking if a state department for “snack security” might be next.

In a state where pressing issues abound, the Congress-led government’s obsession with samosas has turned into a nationwide punchline. With Himachal’s infrastructure and economic needs left hanging, it seems this government is content with letting samosas take the spotlight.

As Himachal Pradesh’s political theater continues, reminding the rest of Bharat, that with the CON party at the helm absurdity will always be on the menu.

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