BJP members tie bandages on mouth in protest against AAP's unfulfilled promises

By SP Chopra

Today, on completion of 3 years of Aam Aadmi Party government in Punjab, BJP organized a peaceful protest at 150 places across Punjab by tying black bands on their mouths under the banner of 'Na Vikas Na Insaaf'. BJP leaders are accusing the government of not fulfilling the election promises, due to which a peaceful protest was held in Dhakoli area under the leadership of Derabassi leader and state secretary Sanjeev Khanna by tying black bands on their mouths.

Sanjeev Khanna said that the Aam Aadmi Party government of Punjab has failed on every front in 3 years. In the last 3 years, law and order in Punjab is continuously deteriorating, incidents of gangsters, firing and bomb throwing have become common. Due to which people have started feeling insecure. After handing over the power to Aam Aadmi Party, people are feeling cheated and are now waiting for the end of this disaster.

On this occasion, Sanjeev Khanna said that under the leadership of Bhagwant Mann, the guarantee of Rs 1000 per month to women was not fulfilled whereas BJP has also started giving Rs 2500 in Delhi. The guarantee of ending drug addiction in three months was not fulfilled and now the government is doing drama as a part of PR exercise. The guarantee of providing 24 hours electricity to all, electricity at Rs 5 per unit to traders was not fulfilled. The guarantee of purchasing all crops at 'minimum support price' was not fulfilled. The promise of punishing the culprits of sacrilege was not fulfilled. The promise of ending sand mafia was not fulfilled. The promise of giving new jobs and making temporary employees permanent was not fulfilled. The promise of opening 6000 Aam Aadmi clinics was not fulfilled, so far only 881 have been opened in three years. And that too by misusing the money of the central government. The guarantee of ending corruption was not fulfilled. Terrible. The promise of making temporary sanitation workers permanent was not fulfilled and the government did not fulfill its promise of giving sanitation kits to all sewermen.

Sanjeev Khanna said that the state of law and order can be gauged from the fact that Zirakpur's 23-year-old daughter Mitali was publicly kidnapped and murdered, a few days ago a youth was murdered at Patiala Chowk. There was a grenade attack on a temple in Amritsar. He said that the state of corruption in tehsils can be gauged from the fact that during Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's visit to Zirakpur tehsil, a woman came forward to say that a bribe of Rs 20,000 was demanded for registration but no action was taken. On this occasion, Mandal 2 Pradhan Pradeep Sharma, Sudhir Kantiwal, Radhey Shyam, Manjeet, Pradeep Sikka, Vippan Sharma, Sudhir Sharma, Taranveer, Mukesh Sharma, Rajinder Kaushik, Manisha, Youth Front President Sonu, Nikhil, Ganesh etc. were present.