**Shimla, Himachal Pradesh** – The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is gearing up for a protest against the recent decision to relocate the Nahan Medical College from its current location. The move has sparked widespread discontent among local residents and political leaders alike.
The state government announced plans to shift the college to a different town, citing infrastructural challenges and the need for better facilities. However, BJP leaders argue that the relocation will adversely affect the local community and disrupt the education of current students.
“This decision is not in the best interest of the people of Nahan,” stated a senior BJP leader. “We demand that the government reconsider its decision and engage in dialogue with the stakeholders.”
The protest is scheduled to take place next week, with BJP members and local citizens expected to participate in large numbers. The party has also called for a peaceful demonstration to express their dissent.
The relocation of the medical college has become a contentious issue, with opposition parties accusing the government of neglecting the needs of smaller towns in favor of urban centers.
As the situation unfolds, all eyes are on the state government to see how it will address the growing discontent among the populace.
