Mann’s fresh solve at Channi: Land in Goa leased out at throw-away prices
The chief minister, without naming anyone, said the Punjab land would be vacated soon and anyone found guilty won’t be spared.
The chief minister, without naming anyone, said the Punjab land would be vacated soon and anyone found guilty won’t be spared.
According to AAP sources, apart from Kejriwal, no other Chief Minister of any state will be present in the swearing-in of Bhagwant Mann. Similarly, no Union Minister or any big leader of national level has been invited for this oath-taking ceremony.
In major embarrassment for the Congress, incumbent CM, Charanjit Singh Channi, lost both the Assembly seats, Chamkaur Sahib and Bhadaur, to little known AAP candidates by a margin of 7942 and 37,558 votes respectively.
The SAD chief said while Amarinder’s replacement Charanjit Singh Channi has already been exposed as the leader of a mafia ring after the recovery of Rs 10 Crore in cash and jewellery from his nephew Honey, AAP chief ministerial candidate Bhagwant Mann was a dummy.
The BSP president while expressing confidence that the SAD-BSP alliance would sweep the polls said “We all have to work unitedly to install Sukhbir Badal as the next chief minister of the state”.
The SAD president was answering a query regarding Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s claim that Channi was a poor chief minister. He said it was clearly known that Channi, who had graduated from delineating illegal colonies to becoming a sand mafia king pin, was worth more than Rs 500 Crore.
With the announcement of chief ministerial faces by AAP and the SAD-BSP, however, the Congress’ putative national president Rahul Gandhi, who was happy to rely on the ‘collective-leadership’ formula in the run-up to the announcement of the poll, has been forced into stating publicly that “two persons cannot lead the Congress in Punjab”, an obvious reference to the Channi-Sidhu power tussle
The SAD leader said it was shocking that the CM had mouthed lies regarding the case pertaining to regularisation of contractual employees.
Sidhu has accused the Punjab home minister of complacency in arresting Majithia in drug case ahead of the elections, setting off fresh rounds of discussions in Congress leadership to resolve the issue
Inspector-General, Jalandhar Range, G S Dhillon had said that as per investigations there was no visible sign of sacrilege and the police is investigating the allegations.
