In a statement issued here, he said the state government has consistently undermined democratic institutions, constitutional values and established democratic traditions. Bindal alleged that instead of respecting the mandate given by the people, the Congress government is attempting to “manipulate and distort it” for political gain.
He claimed that the people of the state are frustrated with the government’s “anti-people” policies, unfulfilled promises and governance failures, and are voting against the Congress party. “The Congress government is now resorting to the misuse of administrative machinery, political influence and money power in an attempt to gain control over urban local bodies and Zila Parishads,” he alleged.
He further alleged that through a notification issued on May 27, 2026, the government amended the Municipal Election Rules and granted Deputy Commissioners discretionary powers to decide the timing of meetings for the election of Chairpersons and Vice-Chairpersons. Earlier, such elections were conducted within a fixed timeframe and a well-defined procedure, he added.
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