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Chandigarh12 hours ago
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Former Punjab Congress chief Sunil Jakhar has again made a political taunt. He said that drama has now become the new political currency in Punjab, which is like crypto currency. It sells more but it doesn’t have credibility. This taunt of Jakhar is being seen by connecting Navjot Sidhu, the current President of Punjab Congress.
Sidhu has often been accused by opponents of doing drama politics. Sidhu was made the new chief of Punjab Congress by replacing Jakhar. Earlier, former CM Captain Amarinder Singh had also said that Sidhu can gather a crowd, but cannot collect votes.
Jakhar took a jibe at Sidhu in gestures.
Jakhar’s displeasure increased Congress’s trouble
Jakhar is a veteran Hindu face of Punjab Congress. However, suddenly he was removed without any controversy or reason. Sidhu became the head in his place. Congress made party chief Jatt Sikh Navjot Sidhu and Charanjit Channi the first CM of Sikh Scheduled Castes, which targeted the Jatt Sikh and Scheduled Caste vote bank, but the Hindu leaders in the Congress were ignored from the organization to the government. After which Congress’s Punjab in-charge Harish Chaudhary tried to persuade Jakhar, but he did not agree. After him, there is no big face of Hindus in Congress, who can become a break of Arvind Kejriwal of Aam Aadmi Party.
When Sidhu narrates the lion, Jakhar also attacked him in a poetic style.
Jakhar is also targeting Sidhu directly
Sunil Jakhar is replying to Sidhu like him. Sidhu said in Amritsar two days ago that Jakhar did not raise issues like him earlier. Just tweet. Jakhar responded in a poetic style by tweeting the video of Sidhu’s statement. Jakhar wrote, ‘Let us say infidels, it is the will of Allah, the spots in the sun are the charisma of nature, the blessings that do not happen are the fault of the intention. Earlier, he had described CM Charanjit Channi and Navjot Sidhu as political pilgrims when they went to Kedarnath.
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