DOOR-TO-DOOR OUTRAGE AWAITS AAP LEADERS ACROSS PUNJAB: SUKHBIR BADAL

Raj Sadosh/Abohar/Jalalabad.

Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal today hit out at the Aam Aadmi Party who announced their door-to-door campaign earlier today. Speaking at the ‘Punjab Bachao’ rally in Jalalabad, Sukhbir Badal said, “Door-to-door outrage awaits AAP leaders. Let them start going to villages and see what happens to them when the police are not there to protect them! People of Punjab who are demanding accountability on drugs and the total collapse of law and order will show them stars!’

Addressing a mammoth rally, the SAD president also promised to create a “New Jalalabad” once the party assumed the government in the State. “Jalalabad has been ignored by both the previous Congress and the present AAP government. Only the SAD can put the constituency back on the rails, he asserted while promising establishment of a medical and veterinary college in the constituency besides ensuring all farmers tilling land along riverine tracts were granted ownership rights of the same. He also announced that “gareeb da gadda” – the motor cycle – would not attract any road tax.

Sukhbir Badal said the situation has become such that the chief minister’s residence had allegedly become a den of corruption. “We have witnessed a serial rapist being set free after negotiating an alleged deal. Punjab is also witnessing home delivery of drugs because the entire leadership of AAP starting from the top is patronizing drug lords”. He also spoke on how law and order had reached its lowest ebb with bomb blasts becoming the order of the day and even an ASI being killed recently.

Asserting that Bhagwant Mann is propping up Waris Punjab De (WPD) which is actually a Virus for Punjab”, he said WPD was being financed by the chief minister and a Mandi Board official had been entrusted with supplying money to the organization.

He alleged that AAP MLA in Jalalabad has crossed all boundaries of corruption. There is a free for all in the constituency with more than 25 transformers being robbed.