Chandigarh: Chairman of the Minister of Punjab Amarinder Singh on Sunday slams the President of the Navjot Singh State Congress Two advisers Singh Sidhu for “terrible comments and less understanding them” and asked them to give advice to the Head of PCC.
In a statement, Minister of Punjab’s head urged Sidhu to “control his” advisor “before they end up doing more damage to Indian interests”.
“Punjab CM has warned of terrible comments and less understanding by two (Head of State Congress) Navjot Advisor Navjot Sidhu on sensitive national problems such as Kashmir and Pakistan, which has the potential to be harmful to the peace and stability of the country,” said the statement.
“Captain Amarinder urged Sidhu’s adviser to continue to give advice to the PPCC President and not talk about the things they clearly had little or without knowledge, and did not have an understanding of the implications of their comments,” he added.
Singh responded to comments reported about Pyare Lal Garg, questioning his criticism of Pakistan, as well as the previous statement made by Malwinder Singh Mali in Kashmir.
In a recent social media post, Mali has directed the issue of revocation of Article 370 Constitution, which provides special status to the State of Jammu and Kashmir used.
He was reported to say if Kashmir is part of India, then what the need to have article 370 and 35A.
Singh expressed shocked at the “extraordinary statement” from Mali and Garg, which he claimed truly wrong place and antagonist.
“This is truly anti-national.
Kashmir is and is a part that cannot be revoked from India,” said the ministerial head.
Hit Garg’s statement that Pakistani criticism by him (Singh) did not become a Punjab interest, Amarinder said that Sidhu’s adviser was clearly cut off from the reality of land.
“In fact, which every punjabi and even every Indian knows, is that the threat of Pakistani for us is real.
Every day they drive weapons and drugs into punjab through drones in an effort without standing out for our country and our country”, he said.
“The Punjabi army is dying on the border in the hands of troops supported by sir,” he said, ending Garg’s comments as irrational and could not be justified.
(With agency input)