Chandigarh: Former Chief Minister of Punjab and captain of the Head of Punjab Lok (PLC) Amarinder Singh received on Sunday that after he saw illegal mining that occurred near Satluj in March 2018 from his helicopter and then the Cabinet Minister and now Minister Charanjit Singh Channi.
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Amarinder said he then asked the police Ropar to investigate this case and it was found that many parties were involved.
“As far as the Channi case is worried, at that stage the name is indeed feature.
His name, besides one or two other people, has arrived at that time and it was handed over to the investigasiteam,” he added.
President PLC said illegal mining was being examined by a special task force but he had established a second team under the officers of the ranks to investigate illegal mining.
“We can’t hide facts.
His hand (Channi) is clearly in Ropar, but the extent, is an investigation problem,” he said.
However, he refused to make a name at least 40 leaders of the Public Congress who were as, per HIA, involved in corruption, including illegal mining, and whose names were previously submitted to the President of Congress Sonia Gandhi.
The head of the PLC said he would hold back not to trace these names because there were no investigations carried out since the National President of the Congress kept actions that needed to be taken against leaders involving inillegal mining involving.
Asked whether it did not show that in this case he did not consider the people about Punjab but only about Congress, answered Amarinder, “you might say whatever you like.” When Malerkotla police on Sunday registered firs for his hatred speech to promote hostility Between different groups during the election of the former DGP officer Mohammad Mustafa, who was the adviser of the Punjab Congress Navjot Singh Sidhu, Amarinder said he had to be arrested.
“The man deserves to be arrested because he has really damaged the tmosphere of Punjab …
I hope the Election Commission will pay attention and place it behind the bar,” he said.