Chandigarh: AAM AAM AADMI on Monday accused the government led by Congress in Punjab, denied the permission of the National Convenary Corner to hold a press conference in the state, a charge rejected by the Chairman of Minister Amarinder Singh.
The Chairman of the Minister of Delhi and AAP Convena Kejiewal will visit Chandigarh on Tuesday to make announcements about providing “free electricity” if his party is in power in Punjab after the assembly selection of 2022.
AAP has planned to hold a press conference at Punjab Bhawan here.
Destroying the accusation, Singh asked why the state government stopped the kejriwal from holding a press conference when he was allowed to hold a party program a few days ago.
The chairman of the Punjab minister seemed to refer to June 21’s visit to Amritsar to appoint the former Punjab Inspector General Kunwar Vijay Pratap Singh to AAP.
“Really incorrect.
We let Arvind Kejriwal discuss a rally here just a few days ago.
So why should we stop it now from holding a press conference? If he wants, I would love to arrange his lunch too.
Aam Aadmi party too.
Want to do drama even if it means lying: Amarinder Singh, “Read Tweet by Media Advisor Minister Punjab.
Previously, Punjab AP Co-incharge Raghav Chadha affairs claimed that the Punjab minister’s head office has denied party licenses to hold a press conference in a place that has been decided.
“The fear of Amarinder Singh will have reached a point where his office has denied US permits to hold a press conference in a place that had been decided before,” Chadha said in a tweet.
Kejriwal has announced his visit to Chandigarh through Tweet.
“In Delhi, we provide 200 free electricity units for each family.
Women are very happy.
Women in Punjab are also very unhappy with inflation.
The AAP government will also provide free electricity in Punjab.
See you at Chandigarh,” Kejriwal.
“Tweeted in Punjabi.
The election of the Punjab Council will mature early next year.
Punjab Govt does not allow kejriwal to hold press meet, said AAP; Amarinder Singh denied costs
