Speaking in Shimla during the 120th birth anniversary commemorations of YS Parmar, Bindal argued that the 2027 assembly elections will serve as a referendum on the Congress government's record. He specifically targeted unfulfilled pledges, including the promised creation of five lakh jobs and monthly financial assistance for women, labeling the administration’s tenure a failure defined by corruption and nepotism.
Bindal’s critique followed comments from Sukhu, who recently claimed that 16 BJP MLAs would lose their seats in the next cycle. Dismissing these remarks as "political astrology," the BJP leader insisted that his party’s performance in the Panchayati Raj and Urban Local Body polls demonstrates that voters are already prepared to unseat the Congress government. He maintained that despite the alleged use of administrative pressure and state resources, the ruling party could not stop a decisive BJP showing in local contests, signaling an early start to the state's 2027 political showdown.





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