Chandigarh: On the day the party government announced a reduction in power tariffs, the president of the Punjab Congress Navjot Singh Sidhu on Monday questioned the practice of offering the election in the future voters.
He also denied claims that the state was not empty.
“How will the inventory of Punjab people improve? Is there a question? There are two ways – both you give Lollipop in the past two months, it’s free, free, offering stars after five years of Slugfest politics.
Where will you give it? What you should ask.
Being a government, to achieve power, the only purpose in Punjab? By lying to people, making 500 promises or whether it is to ensure people’s welfare? For welfare you need a road map.
Politics is no longer a mission but Professional.
Image of ugly politicians must be removed.
It is my life mission.
People must say in Amritsar that they want their children to be honest politicians, “Sidhu said.
He spoke in a function for the formation of Sanyukt Hindu Mahasabha, Punjab.
He added, “Whoever tells you that the state state is not empty lying to you.
If it is true then give a 50,000 salary rs to the teacher.
It should be for the last person in the queue and not for those involved in selling sand and liquor.
“Charanjit Minister Singh Channi’s chairman had claimed recently that it was wrong to say that the state was empty.
Sidhu added, “There is a debt of Rs 5 Lakh Crore in Punjab.
City corporation and rest houses have been mortgaged by the main ministers.
This is a general public who must pay debts.
Direct tax is very high, and gasoline and diesel are very expensive.
Indirect tax is Rs 50,000 Crore in this situation that you pay.
“” That’s why there are any questions about compromise, I reject any position so I don’t lose your trust.
I am willing to lose everything because it is ‘Dharamyudh’ for me.
I will Continue to tell people that they have to choose the agenda and not on lollipops, “he said.
“Will you give voters to false promises and prizes Diwali or will you ask what a road map to take the punjab out of this mess,” he asked.
He announced that he would not take the second retirement if he won again in the election, nor would his wife.
Referring to those who were present on that occasion, he said, “My mother is a Hindu and A father A Sikh.”