A false tweet by the Himachal Pradesh government’s public relations department has fueled speculation of a leadership change, but with a hint of humor in the state after Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur became “Jao Ram” as a result of a typographical mistake.
In a now-deleted tweet, the state’s Department of Information and Public Relations made an embarrassing spelling mistake on Friday night and was quickly received on Twitter.
Meanwhile, mocking the BJP, the Congress took a dig at the saffron chief minister and said there is “nothing wrong” in the tweet as the CM is actually “going”.
State Congress president Kuldeep Rathor, said, “Jab woh ja rahe hain, to Jao Ram hi likhange. Isme galat kya hai (When he is going, it is fair to write Jao Ram. What is wrong in it)?”
Leader of Opposition Mukesh Agnihotri said, “The IPR department knows what is going to happen in the coming days. They can feel people’s pulse.”
The ruling BJP dismissed speculations of changing the guard and said it was “just a mistake”.
Former chief minister Shanta Kumar said it was “a big mistake” and state party president Suresh Kashyap denied the rumours. “There is nothing like this (there is nothing like that),” Kashyap said.
Former CM Prem Kumar Dhumal said, ‘Such mistakes should be ignored and forgiven.
Thakur’s visit to Delhi last week to invite President Ram Nath Kovind and Union ministers to an event to mark the state’s golden jubilee of Himachal Pradesh had fueled rumors that the BJP leadership had invited him to the national capital. State.
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