Shimla, Nov. 4 -- Former chief minister and leader of the Opposition Jai Ram Thakur criticised the Congress, Rahul Gandhi, and the opposition alliance, accusing them of trying to destabilise the current government by causing widespread public unrest. Thakur was speaking at the 'Viksit Bharat Yuva Samvad' themed "Know Your Vote" - held at Sardar Patel University, Mandi, on Tuesday. He said, "Today, Narendra Modi, one of the world's most powerful and influential leaders, serves as the nation's Prime Minister. The country's Gen-Z stands firmly with Modi; thus, the dream of seizing power through chaos will never be realised". "Currently, certain elements in the country are attempting to orchestrate a 'coup' by misleading specific sections of society with false claims of 'vote theft' and by inciting unrest," said Thakur. Defending Special Intensive Revision (SIR), Thakur said, "The objective of SIR is simply to ensure that no incorrect names are added and no valid names are removed". Meanwhile, BJP Himachal chief spokesperson and MLA Rakesh Jamwal expressed concern over reports of the suspension of diagnostic testing services by Krsnaa Diagnostics at government hospitals, medical colleges and primary health centres across Himachal. In a statement issued on Tuesday, Jamwal said that the disruption of essential healthcare services was directly affecting poor and middle-class families, senior citizens and patients travelling from remote areas for medical treatment. Relying on media reports, Jamwal said according to published reports, Krsnaa Diagnostics had decided to suspend sample collection services at government healthcare institutions due to pending payments amounting to approximately Rs 110 crore. He said patients were being forced to approach private laboratories for expensive diagnostic tests because of the payment dispute. htc...