“The BJP has no issues. False propaganda is being spread against the Congress government,” said the chief minister’s chief adviser Naresh Chouhan.Caught in the controversy, the CID termed the episode as an internal matter and urged everyone not to politicise it. “It is our department’s internal matter. The government has nothing to do with it,’’ said Sanjeev Ranjan Ojha, Director General (DG), CID.He said merely verbal orders were issued to find out what happened to the snacks ordered for the chief minister. “No inquiry has been ordered, no explanation is sought and no action will be taken against anyone. People should refrain from escalating and politicizing the matter,” he said.The row over who ate the samosas meant for the CM began when three boxes of refreshments were brought from Hotel Radisson Blue in Lakkar Bazaar of Shimla to be served to the chief minister who had gone to the CID headquarters to attend a function.However, the boxes were served to the CM security staff, as per the enquiry report which was conducted by a DSP, said sources.
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