Dharamshala, Apr 7 (Reporter) Former Congress MLA and now BJP candidate from the Dharamsala Assembly constituency, Sudhir Sharma, on Sunday lodged a police complaint against Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu for allegedly spreading false information about him among the public. When contacted, Kangra district superintendent of police Shailini Agnihotri told UNI that the said complaint has been received but no FIR (first information report) has been registered in this connection. In the police complaint, Sharma said, “I am a former minister and four-time MLA and am contesting the by-election from Dharamsala on a BJP ticket. Recently, a video and a media report have emerged from my constituency falling under the jurisdiction of SP Kangra regarding an alleged misleading speech made by Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu in Kutlehar area of ​​Una district on April four." The complaint further said that in his public address, CM Sukhu allegedly spread false information among the public for his personal gain and further alleged that MLAs were sold for Rs 15 crore each. Sharma further stated that a baseless allegation has been levelled against him and other MLAs, who had recently joined BJP and were fighting elections. He alleged that it was extremely worrying that public money was used by the Chief Minister for his visit to Kutlehar. Pointing towards importance of this matter and its ramifications, he urged the SP Kangra to take immediate action and register a criminal FIR against Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu for allegedly defaming him and misleading the public. Sharma added, "I am committed to the pursuit of justice in this matter and am confident that you will handle this matter with utmost promptness and diligence...////...