Bathinda: The newly elected president of Punjab Pradesh, Navjot Singh Sidhu has assured that the power agreement (PPA) and ‘Black Livestock’, which has violated the backbone of the country’s economy, will be revoked in the next assembly session.
Sidhu made an announcement on Thursday, while almost kicking a campaign for the next assembly election in a small demonstration in Moga and Faridkot, although this was called a party worker meeting.
Overcoming a full meeting, Sidhu said the SAD-BJP government had previously signed a power transaction to protect their own interests.
Likewise, three black laws applied by the union government is a tactic to break the spine of the punjab and this will be revoked in the next punjab assembly session.
He said Punjab did not require a Delhi model because it would be a model in itself.
Likewise, because Punjab is able to make his own law, the state does not need them forced by the center, he said.
Explain the President of the President Sukhbir Singh Badal as “New Lollipop”, PCC Head said he (Sukhbir) must reveal the resources to make this program a reality.
The SAD-BJP government has trapped punjab to rs debt.
1.5 lakh crore, which rises further, he said.
“Today, we need to think about how to fill the punjab coffers,” he added.
Accused the government before looting Punjab natural resources, he said the state had a river area of ​​1,100 km but used to deposit only Rs 3 Crore per month in sand condition, which has now increased to Rs 300 Crore under the Congress government.
Punjab is dominated by cable mafia, sand mafia, transportation mafia and other mafia which slowly eradicated, he claimed.
Denying any claims at the Punjab Congress, he said all leaders and united workers.
He also announced to start a wise demonstration constituency after August 15.
Previously, MGA MLA Harjot Kamal said that the appointment of Sidhu as Head of PCC had instilled a new life into the party and its workers.
“There is so much enthusiasm among the workers that there is no power that can stop the congress from maintaining power in the state,” added MLA.
MLAS Sukhjit Singh Kaka Lohgarh, Darshan Singh Brar, former Minister of Malti Thapar, acting President of Pawan Goyal accompany Sidhu in Mila While Mla Kushaldeep Singh Dhillon.
Protest boxes in Moga in Moga, farmers and contractual employees held a black flag in protest against PCC Navjot Singh Sidhu visit.
The protesters had a fight with police when they were stopped from moving to Sidhu’s venue.