Anil Joshi returned to Amritsar after joining Akali Dal: He bowed down at Darbar Sahib and Durgyana temple with supporters, said – Akali Dal’s thinking is to keep Punjab united

Anil Joshi was honored outside the Darbar Sahib by wearing a saropa.

Former minister Anil Joshi, who returned to Amritsar after joining the Akali Dal after being expelled from the Bharatiya Janata Party, on Monday first paid obeisance at the Darbar Sahib and then at the Durgyana temple. The Akali Dal has also welcomed Joshi and declared him the senior vice president of the party on one side and the candidate of Amritsar North on the other. Joshi, on the other hand, described the thinking of the Akali Dal as anti-Punjab and made it clear that Parkash Singh Badal always wanted Punjab to be secular and united.

Along with Joshi, Mohit Gupta, who was BJP Youth President, Surjit Kaur Shahi, wife of BJP’s big face Late Amarjit Singh Shahi, Kamal Jaitley, who was candidate from Ludhiana, RD Sharma, former Deputy Mayor of Ludhiana, Raj Kumar Gupta from Pathankot Sujanpur, Fatehgarh Surinder Shindi, Harjit Singh Bhullar, Mintoo Sharma, Aman Airi, Sumit Shastri from Chudia, Vikram Lucky, Vikram Airi and Prabh Rataul from Bathinda also arrived. On one hand Joshi was welcomed by a group of Akali Dal, while the leaders of Bahujan Samaj Party also welcomed him with a sarcophagus.

Told you a party run by one man
Joshi said that AAP leaders, MPs and MLAs sitting in Punjab are controlled by remote. Only one person sitting in Delhi controls them. Not only this, whether there is any issue of Punjab or of the party, the leaders here cannot even take any decision together. They wait for only one person sitting in Delhi. Apart from this, he described MP Bhagwant Mann as a compulsion and Raghav, the AAP leader who questioned Joshi.