Justice soon in Bargari sacrilege case: New Punjab CM
Addressing an impressive gathering at his home constituency Sri Chamkaur Sahib, Channi said as he is a devout Sikh of Guru Sahib and can’t tolerate the culprits responsible for the Bargari sacrilege case are roaming freely.
The Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Monday said justice would be done soon in the Bargari sacrilege case.
Addressing an impressive gathering at his home constituency Sri Chamkaur Sahib, Channi said as he is a devout Sikh of Guru Sahib and can’t tolerate the culprits responsible for the Bargari sacrilege case are roaming freely.
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The Bargari sacrilege case pertains to the 2015 sacrilege incidents at Bargari and Burj Jawahar Singh Wala villages and police firing incidents at Behbal Kalan and Kotkapura in Faridkot.
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On-farm laws, the CM said the contentious farm laws have been drafted with the consent of Akali leadership and now they have resorted to playing petty politics on this issue to befool people.
Challenging the Union government, he said that he stands strongly with the agitating farmers.
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The CM reiterated that he is a representative of every common man such as shopkeeper, lower or medium class. Lambasting the corporate lobby, he said that he will always steadfastly support the common man and doors of his house will remain open for every person but not for corporates.
Making an announcement to waive off electricity bills of waterworks schemes, he announced that connection will be restored and the remaining bills will be waived off.
"I stayed with Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa for 4.5 to 5 years. If either of us had been compromised, we would not have remained together for such a long time," Warring said.
Around 80 leaders from Channi's camp attended the Chandigarh meeting despite reports that only a small delegation had been advised, underscoring the faction's demand for a larger leadership role ahead of the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections.
The rescheduled meeting follows recent organisational changes in the Punjab Congress, with senior leaders insisting there is no deadlock and saying the party high command is actively engaged in resolving outstanding issues before the 2027 Assembly polls.