New Delhi: Responding to Amarinder Singh’s political rewards ahead of the Punjab election, BJP on Wednesday said open to form alliances with everyone who put the nation first.
The BJP indication came a day after Amarinder announced that he would launch his own political clothing in Punjab and hopefully reach the agreement to share seats with BJP if the farmer’s problem was resolved with their interest.
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Amarinder, who was overtardized by Congress, also said that he was open for the Alliance with BJP if the farmer’s protest was resolved by the Secretary General of the Center.BJP and Punjab who was responsible for the Gautam Dushyant describing Amarinder as a patriot and said the party was open to building relationships with people who put national interests first.
With his condition resolving the farmer’s problem, the BJP leader said Singh did not talk about ending farmer agitation.
“He talks about the problem of farmers.
We are committed to it and work for the welfare of farmers.
If the time comes, both will sit together and discuss farmers’ problems,” Gautam told PTI.
“Our main agenda is nationalism and keeps the country first.
All parties who want to form alliances with us in this agenda are welcome,” he said.
Amarinder Singh was once a soldier and his establishment of national security issues must be praised, said BJP leader.
Gautam, however, showed that no one was resolved as “Amarinder Singh still needed to form his party and submit his view”.
On Tuesday, Amarinder, who recently resigned as Minister of Punjab in the middle of the bitter fued with the Head of the Punjab Congress Navjot Singh Sidhu, said that he would immediately float his own political clothes.
“The battle for the active punjab future.
Will soon announce the launch of my own political party to serve the interests of Punjab and its people, including our farmers who have struggled for their survival for more than a year,” Singh said about Tuesday.
Amarinder’s meeting was recently with homeland minister Amit Shah has triggered its speculation to join BJP.
Then, he cheated speculation but said he would come out of Congress, which he emphasized down the hill with senior leaders who were ignored.
“I will not join BJP (but) I will not stay at the Congress Party,” said the 79-year-old leader then said, he added that he was “very humiliated” and not trusted.
(With input from PTI)