New Delhi: Sikkim government on Saturday slammed the Delhi government and asked to remove the offensive advertisement for recruiting civil defence volunteers where Sikkim was mentioned as a separate country along with Bhutan and Nepal.
Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government stoked a huge controversy on Saturday by referring the North-east state Sikkim as an independent country in an ad put out on newspapers.
"Sikkim is a part of India and this is condemnable and I would request the Delhi Government to rectify this issue," Tamang said on Twitter.
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Sikkim is a part of India and should not be sethis is condemnable and I would request the Delhi Government to rectify this issue.@CMODelhi @AamAadmiParty pic.twitter.com/VmLiGPqOew
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">Sikkim is a part of India and should not be sethis is condemnable and I would request the Delhi Government to rectify this issue.@CMODelhi @AamAadmiParty pic.twitter.com/VmLiGPqOew
— Prem Singh Tamang (Golay) (@GolayPs) May 23, 2020Sikkim is a part of India and should not be sethis is condemnable and I would request the Delhi Government to rectify this issue.@CMODelhi @AamAadmiParty pic.twitter.com/VmLiGPqOew
— Prem Singh Tamang (Golay) (@GolayPs) May 23, 2020
"This advertisement published by the Delhi Government in various print media mentions Sikkim along with countries like Bhutan and Nepal. Sikkim has been a part of India since 1975 and celebrated the State Day just a week ago," the chief minister said in another tweet.