Government of Himachal Pradesh accused by LoP of altering evidence in the Vimal Negi case at the police station.
In a shocking turn of events, Jai Ram Thakur, the Leader of Opposition in Himachal Pradesh Assembly, has accused the Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu-led government of a cover-up in the Vimal Negi case. The incident dates back to March 10, 2025, when Vimal Negi, a former chief engineer of Himachal Pradesh's electricity department, went missing. His body was recovered from Govind Sagar Lake in Bilaspur district on March 18. Since then, the case has been shrouded in mystery, with many questioning the handling of the investigation. Thakur has alleged that the state government has consistently worked to protect every accused in the Vimal Negi case. He claimed that none of the accused have been given punishment, and that the accused were given more important postings despite the evidence against them. The suspended Assistant Sub-Inspector Pankaj Sharma, who was the first person to recover Negi's pen drive and other documents, is accused of tampering with the evidence. The pen drive carrying key evidence in the case was allegedly formatted at a police station, according to Thakur. This incident was reportedly recorded on CCTV, as per the CBI report. Thakur's allegations suggest that the Sukhvindar Singh Sukhu-led government may have been involved in a cover-up of Vimal Negi's death. He questioned who is behind the alleged cover-up, stating that one conspiracy after another was carried out. Kiran Negi, wife of Vimal Negi, has also alleged that her husband was tortured by superior officers for six months prior to his death. These allegations, if proven true, would add a new dimension to the case. The full details about who is behind the entire scandal surrounding the death of Vimal Negi are not publicly confirmed or available. However, Thakur's allegations have sparked a wave of concern and demand for a fair and transparent investigation. Thakur has also accused the Sukhvindar Singh Sukhu-led government of setting a curious example in deterioration of law and order and collapse of governance in the name of Vyavashta Parivartan. The article was published in India News, shedding light on this ongoing saga. The state government has yet to respond to these allegations. The case of Vimal Negi continues to be a topic of interest and debate, with many hoping for justice for the deceased and his family.
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