Chandigarh: After almost 32 mlaz and the cabinet of the president of the Punjab Congress Navjot Singh Sidhu’s Camp rebelled against the Chairman of Captain Amarinder Singh, five cabinets of minister and MLA from the Amarinder camp had urged the High Command Party to take the ‘strong action under the law’.
against two sidhu advisors for ‘anti-national and pro-pakistan’ comments.
They said the statements of both newly appointed advisors – Malwinder Mali and Payre Lal Garg – were clear to Indian interests, and detrimental to national security.
The cabinet ministers include Brahm Mohindra, Vijay Inder Singla, Bharat Bhushan Ashu, Balbir Singh Sidhu and Sadhu Singh Dharamsot.
The MLA congress from West Amritsar Raj Kumar Verka also looks for actions against these two advisors.
In addition to strict legal action against Mali and Garg, they also urged the national leadership of the Congress to direct Sidhu to immediately control his aides for the benefit of the party, as well as the state.
“Congress has made many sacrifices for the protection of security and peace of the nation, such as having our army at the border.
There is nothing or must be allowed to undermine this sacrifice and endanger the safety of our country and its people,” they emphasized.
The cabinet ministers and MLA also questioned the failure of Sidhu to put his legs on anti-national and pro-Pakistani insults with his close assistants, even though the accanted stirring, he had triggered crossing party lines.
They showed that Sidhu’s negligence in this case had given ammunition to opposition parties, which quickly remembered the Bonhomie President PPCC himself with Pakistani Prime Minister and Army’s head.
They also warned that this massive damage could cause Congress in run-up for the election of the 2022 punjab assembly, which would mature early next year.
The Congress legislator called Mali’s statement about Kashmir dangerous and unacceptable deviations from India’s position mentioned at Jammy and Kashmir.
By questioning the resolution of the Indian parliament which flooded in 1994 said that Jammu and Kashmir as an integral part of India, Mali had blatantly attacked the Pakistani line, which had tried to force the claim to the region and was in the illegal occupation of certain regions, they added.
The cabinet and MLA ministers also said that Garg’s statement against the criticism of the ministerial chief against Pakistan reflected a strong pro-Pakistani trend.