In Punjab, there is a growing growing between the Aam Aadmi Party and the Congress. The Congress high command has come down in support of Leader of Opposition Pratap Singh Bajwa in the assembly. In fact, Bajwa had given a statement related to reaching 50 bombs in the state, after which politics has been hot in the state. The Chief Minister of the state reacted sharply to him on the previous day. At the same time, the Congress is seen standing with them. The party says that the law and order in the state has completely collapsed and Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has proved to be a failure.
According to sources, the high command has instructed the leaders of the state and center to openly support Bajwa. The central leadership says that the AAP government of Punjab is grateful, in such a situation, a front should be opened against it. Earlier, the Congress did not contact the AAP in the India alliance meeting against the Data Protection Act recently. For a long time, distances against both parties have been seen increasing.
Congress and AAP increased rage!
On the one hand, while the Congress is seen against AAP, on the other hand, the AAP spokesperson has described the Congress BJP’s connivance as no arrest in the National Herald case. Party spokesperson Priyanka Kakkar says that the BJP raises the issue of National Herald around the election for the last 10 years, but no one is arrested. Why is it like this? Because these two parties (Congress and BJP) are found. He said that when Arvind Kejriwal can be arrested by making a fake case, then why was Rahul Gandhi not done.
Ruckus over Bajwa’s statement
Talking about Pratap Singh Bajwa, during an interview, he claimed that 50 bombs came in Punjab. Out of this, 18 have been torn and 32 are still left. Bajwa had said that one of these bombs was used to explode at BJP leader Manoranjan Kalia’s house. There was political ruckus after his statement. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann called Bajwa’s statement as irresponsible and targeted him fiercely and raised questions.
He questioned where Bajwa got this information. Neither intelligence has any such information nor any information has come from the central government. CM said that Bajwa should tell the Punjab Police about where the bombs are, if this thing is a lie, then they want to spread terror by making such statements in Punjab. Mann said that if the purpose of Bajwa’s statement is only to spread panic, then strict action will be taken against him.
Action against Bajwa
Following this statement by Bajwa, the Punjab Police Counter Intelligence team questioned him on Sunday (April 13). During this time, the source of his statement was questioned. However, the police claim that Pratap Singh Bajwa did not cooperate in the interrogation. He refused any information. The police have registered a case against Bajwa under sections 197 (1) (d) and 353 (2) of BNS at Cybercrime Police Station in Mohali.