JaLandhar: This is the first time the subject of the Sikh Chairman of the Chairperson in Punjab during the election is being discussed.
Never in the past, this problem emerged as Sikh CM in Punjab was a proposition received and understood in all political circles, because, after reorganizing the country based on linguistics in 1966, Punjab happened to be the only place where the community had several majority and can affect the choice with the number.
It was three months before the congress struggled with questions about the choice of CM AAM AAM AADMI (AAP) Supremo and Delhi CM Kejriwal made explicit mention of this question for the first time and he justified with the argument.
Welcoming the former Punjab police former IG Kunwar Vijay in AAP in Amritsar on June 21 last year, Kejriwal, in front of Bhagwant Mann, responding to a request about the face of CM his party, said: “All of our punjab will be proud of our CM’s face.
One thing is certain : Face CM AAP will come from the Sikh community, because we feel that throughout the world, Punjab is the only state in which CM comes from the Sikh community and we think that Sikh has this, and they must have it.
“Kejriwal explicit reference.
On the subject that is considered clear until then causes some murmurs and reactions too.
For some time, several right-wing groups have held a demonstration and they also put stockpiling to demand Hindu CM.
In a video, the group showed itself in the chain and lifted the slogan like, “Punjab Ka Hindu Gulam Kyun” (why should a Hindu from Punjab become a slave?).
However, such theater has found a little traction on the ground.
Seven months later, AAP and Kejriwal attacked the Congress just to choose Sikh’s face.
On Thursday, Kejriawal tweeted: “Congress asked people to choose the face of the face between Channi and Sidhu.
Why does Congress does not include Jakhar’s name?” Paying for more, AAP Punjab Co-in-Charge Raghav Chadha Tweeted: “Sunil Jakhar Saab was treated as second-class citizen by the Congress.
Not including him from the list of CM candidates may only be because he is a Hinduism revealing communal politics rooted in Congress.
The competence and experience are sacrificed in the altar of religious politics.
“Channi was the seventh Cm Punjab Congress after 1966 and all six predecessors from Congress also Sikh.
When Channi was taken as the first SC cm of the country, the SIKH identity was also a factor that benefited and placed it in front compared to the MLA Non Sikh Congress.
This was the first time after 1966 that the Non-Sikh name or a Hindu leader came in Sunil Jakhar, a JAT, for the top post in the state.
He is probably the only leader of the non-Sikh congress who enjoyed wider acceptance among Sikh too, because he was very pursuing the issues of bargari cacrolege and Behbal Kalan shoot, maybe even more excited than most other Sikh congress leaders.