Chandigarh: Note seriously recently statement by Punjab Congress President Navjot Singh Singh Sidhu about problems such as Kashmir and Pakistan, CM Captain Amarinder Singh on Sunday warns them by making what he describes as “terrible comments and conceived” .
He said such greetings were potentially dangerous for the peace and stability of the state and the state.
CM also urged Sidhu to control his advisor before they finally damaged Indian interests.
He urged the two advisors, Malwindinder Singh Mali and Pyare Lal Garg, to “continue to advise the president of the Punjab Congress and did not talk about the things they had little or had no knowledge, and did not have an understanding of the implications of their comments.” He reacted to the statements reported by Garg to question the criticism of Captain Amarinder against Pakistan and the previous controversial statement by Mali to Kashmir.
Revealing a surprise at the statement, CM said these statements were wrong places and antagonists on the position of India and Congress in Pakistan and Kashmir.
“Kashmir is and is a part that cannot be revoked from India,” Amarinder said, adding that with the proclamation instead, Mali has been effective and either scramble the line of Islamabad.
“This is truly anti-national,” he said.
CM also slammed Mali because it did not attract his statement even though there was a broad criticism that he had caused not only from other parties, but also from the Congress.
Gargridiculing’s statement that criticism of Pakistan by Amarinder is not for the purpose of Punjab, said Minister of Sidhu’s advisory chairman was clearly cut off from landland reality.
“In fact, which every Punjabi and every Indian knows, is that the threat of Pakistani for us is real.
Every day, they encourage weapons and drugs into punjab through drones in an effort without standing out for our country, and our nation.
Punjabi soldiers.
Dying On the border in the hands of the troops supported by Pakistan, “he added.
Amarinder hit, calling comments by Sidhu ‘Atry’ advisors, ‘Anti-India’
