PATIALA: The Head of the Punjab Congress Navjot Singh Sidhu on Tuesday the sound sofa for his nephew Smit Singh Mann, said that the latter was studied in the UK and drawing a monthly salary of Rs 2.5 lakh there, but returned to his state only to present Punjab and had a formulating Half of the ‘punjab model’.
Sidhu has advocated for what is called a model for several months, especially after being appointed as PCC head.
Smit, international skeet shooter and son of Dwuri Mla Dhuri MLA Dhanwant Singh Mann, is the nephew of Sidhu cousin and now the Congress candidate from Amargh segment in the Malerkotla district, which has a large Muslim population.
Overcoming the meeting, Sidhu claimed that he came to his roots today when Mrs.
Dhanwant Mann, during the stuff of partitions, saved at least 2,000 people.
He said the entire high command of Congress had called and gave a party ticket to shoot and said they needed a youth leader like him.
Sidhu said Punjab will have its own processing industry, which will multiply farmers’ income and this plan submitted by SMIT for the Punjab model.
Increasing the problem of drugs, transportation and sand mafia, blasphemy, unemployment, etc., which also remains a problem before the 2017 election, Sidhu said, “I promised to remove drugs from Punjab if the Congress came to power.
Not a single young man leaving Punjab To go abroad.
About 5 people lakh in urban areas will be given jobs and no one will get less than Rs 50,000.
“He also promised legal MSP about corn, cereal, and oil seeds.
‘Money to students is an investment in media interactions, the Head of the Punjab Congress Navjot Sidhu said, “There are around 4,000 durability and this will not be given to the legislators, but party workers if Congress forms the government.
Giving money to female students not free, but investment for The future.
The free cylinder is a kind of assistance for women in households, while the promise of kejriwal to give money to girls over the age of 18 only chooses bank politics.
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