Punjab: Former Minister of Union Balwant Singh Ramoowalia launched his Lok Bhalai Party

Ludhiana: Former Minister of Union Balwant Singh Ramoowalia on Wednesday revived his Bhalai party and said that they had decided to take a real trouble of Punjab to court.
Overcoming the Prime Meeting of the Party here, 78-year-old Ramoowalia said that considering that the election of the upcoming assemblies, his party would play an important role in presenting the punjab leaders who were “worry”.
He “regretted” that there were no political parties “worry” about Punjab and the future of Punjabis and that one point the political elite program had become “seizing” the power of the state.
Ramoowalia, which is the MLC of Uttar Pradesh and has been the minister of cabinet in the government of the Jamajwadi Party before, said that everyone in Punjab except farmer organizations had become “indifferent and cheerful” that Punjab was in these chaos and people.
Cheer for those who wash the country’s watch.
He alleged that Punjab youth had been “destroyed” by drugs and their parents and relatives cheered for “perpetrators”.
Ramoowalia has accused that Badana and Amarinder have “handed” over the spacious Punjab youth to the “criminal” and their (travel agent) travel agents have destroyed them financially and physically and made them even begging.
He accused smuggling opium, alcohol and other narcotics did not stop here but also the smuggling of sand began.
He said that the three agricultural laws that destroyed Punjab’s green agriculture had been passed by Badal and to make them cancel seven hundred farmers having martyrs and Kalaska would not disappear from them.
Ramoowalia said that farmers were “our leaders” and he would follow them.
He added that he would not fight the election, but his party would notify voters who did not vote.