· SAYS SIDHU PART OF CONGRESS & FREE TO TALK TO ANYONE IN PARTY, ‘WE WILL CONSIDER HIS WISHES’
Chandigarh, March 16: Setting at rest all speculations to the contrary, Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Monday made it clear he would definitely contest the next Assembly elections in the state.
VIRUS हमारे दुश्मन नहीं, हैं दोस्त भी || Dr Amar singh Azad ||
“I’m still quite young. Do you think I’m too old to fight the polls?,” he quipped in a lighter tone, in response to a question during the press conference to mark the third anniversary of his government.
fatty लीवर के साथ मोटापा भी होगा कम… सुने Dr. Amar Singh Azad से || fatty liver || obesity ||
Asked about the current role and status of party MLA Navjot Sidhu, Captain Amarinder said the former minister was still a part of the Congress and of the team and “we will consider his wishes” in taking any decision. The Chief Minister said he had known Sidhu since the latter was two years old and had no personal issues with him.
नहीं खानी पड़ेगी शूगर की दवा बस जान लें…क्या, कब, और कितना खाएं ?
To a question about Sidhu meeting the central party leadership on Punjab issues instead of taking it up with the state leadership, Captain Amarinder said he was welcome to discuss any issue with anyone in the party
.क्यों पड़ता है जवानी में दिल का दौरा? कैसे बचें…सुने Dr. Amar Singh Azad से || heart attack ||
Describing the Madhya Pradesh developments as their internal issue, Captain Amarinder said it was for the Congress national leadership to comment on the matter and his purview was confined to Punjab.
बिना दवा के कैसे करें घुटनों व जोड़ों का दर्द ठीक, सुने Dr. Joginder Tyger से…
Dismissing the power subsidy being given by the AAP government in Delhi as a drama by Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister said there was no comparison between Punjab and the national capital as the latter had no farmers or police to take care of. Kejriwal had reduced domestic tariff through cross subsidy, he said, pointing out that the Punjab government was already giving much higher subsidy than Delhi.
By: Karni Pratap
