Shimla, Oct. 28 -- BJP's Himachal president Rajiv Bindal on Tuesday said the Congress is attempting to create an unstable and Bangladesh-like situation in the country by spreading confusion among the people regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. He asked if the Congress intended to have the names of illegal infiltrators included in the electoral rolls. He said the BJP would organise large-scale 'padyatras' (foot marches) across all four parliamentary constituencies of Himachal Pradesh under the "Save Democracy, Eliminate Anarchy" campaign. Bindal said that during the foot march in the Shimla parliamentary constituency on November 1, Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma would be the chief guest. Leader of the Opposition and former CM Jai Ram Thakur, and former Union minister and MP Anurag Thakur will also be present. "The padyatra will take place in Kangra parliamentary constituency on October 30 and in Hamirpur and Mandi on November 4. Meanwhile, BJP state general secretary and Rajya Sabha MP Sikander Kumar, while accusing the Congress of adopting a double standard, said, "The Congress hails the victory of democracy when election results are favourable, but levels allegations against institutions when the outcomes are unfavourable."...