**Shimla, Himachal Pradesh** – The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has announced plans to stage a protest against the proposed relocation of the Nahan Medical College from its current location. The party claims that the move will adversely affect the local community and disrupt the education of students currently enrolled at the institution.
BJP leaders argue that the relocation decision lacks transparency and public consultation, urging the state government to reconsider its stance. The protest is scheduled to take place in Nahan, with party members and local residents expected to participate in large numbers.
The Nahan Medical College, a key educational institution in the region, has been at the center of controversy following the government’s announcement to shift it to a different town. The BJP has accused the ruling party of neglecting the needs of the local populace and prioritizing political interests over educational welfare.
The state government, however, maintains that the relocation is part of a broader strategy to enhance medical education infrastructure across Himachal Pradesh. They assert that the new location will offer better facilities and opportunities for students.
As tensions rise, the BJP has vowed to continue its fight until the government addresses their concerns. The protest is expected to draw significant attention, highlighting the ongoing debate over educational policies in the region.
