Chandigarh: Punjab Head Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Wednesday accused AAP and BJP dropped the night at night in the nearby Punjab countries to create an atmosphere that allowed the selection of postponement assembly in Punjab.
The minister’s chairman accused the partner Delhi and AP Convener Arvind Kejriwal using Omicron to force night at night at Delhi with a hidden motive to delay Punjab polls.
He said that the Congress was ready to do polls even today.
Channi made this statement during the event for flags 58 new 52-seat buses from Punbus and Punjab Roadways Transport Corporation (PRTC).
These buses are inaugurated as part of a total of 842 modern buses added to the state transportation fleet within one time for the first time at a cost of Rs 400 Crore.
The head of the minister himself drove a bus and led the Cavalcade of these new buses, one of which was also driven by the Minister of Transportation Amarinder Singh King Garring.
He told Mediodperson that his government planned to immediately overcome the problem concerned with Anganwadi workers, Asha health workers union.
“But AAP and BJP want the election to be postponed,” he said.
Reacting against Channi’s accusations, AAP leaders and opposition leaders in the Punjab Assembly Harp Singh Cheema, “Not only Delhi who has imposed night at night, there are nearly 10 countries.” The Theap legislator told Channi that he had to worry about Congress MLAS joined BJP one by one and added that AAP was not only ready to poll but would form a government in Punjab.
Minister of Union and Punjab BJP General Election Gajendra Singh Shekhawat made him show that the central government had received any instructions until now about the restrictions and omicron countries that impose the night at the end.
“Instead AAP has issued a yellow warning in Delhi but his leaders held demonstrations and Sabhas in Punjab,” he said.
Shekhawat said that BJP always remains ready forpolls and it has been done even previous virtual demonstrations during the election of West Bengal.
AAP, BJP quotes Omicron to delay Punjab polls: cm
